Real Madrid remains active in exploring potential roster reinforcements, with plans that could add one or two players to its rotation. According to journalist Donatas Urbonas from Basketnews, the Spanish club has shown interest in Lonnie Walker IV, a player who has recently been released by the Boston Celtics ahead of the NBA season. Despite a solid preseason performance, averaging over 7 points per game, the Celtics decided not to keep Walker due to the financial implications tied to luxury tax penalties.

While Walker’s future in the NBA seems uncertain, there is talk of the New York Knicks potentially being interested in him for their second unit. At 25 years old and standing 1.93 meters tall, Walker is a highly skilled shooting guard with considerable scoring ability, making him a strong candidate to remain in the NBA. However, with the NBA season starting and some teams facing financial constraints, the door remains slightly open for a European move. If Walker decides to cross the Atlantic, Real Madrid could be an appealing destination, offering him a key role in European basketball.

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