Contents
- Introduction
- #10 Dimitris Diamantidis (Greece)
- #9 Ramūnas Šiškauskas (Lithuania)
- #8 Nikos Galis (Greece)
- #7 Manu Ginóbili (Argentina)
- #6 Dejan Bodiroga (Serbia)
- #5 Juan Carlos Navarro (Spain)
- #4 Theo Papaloukas (Greece)
- #3 Arvydas Sabonis (Lithuania)
- #2 Vassilis Spanoulis (Greece)
- #1 Luka Dončić (Slovenia)
- Conclusion
Known as “La Bomba,” Navarro spent nearly his entire career at FC Barcelona, becoming their all-time leading scorer and one of the EuroLeague’s most electrifying guards. His quick release and fearless shooting made him a nightmare for defenders.
A EuroLeague MVP and champion, Navarro’s loyalty to Barcelona and his clutch performances cemented his status as one of the most beloved Spanish athletes of all time.
Coming up next, a Greek floor general who orchestrated one of the most dominant EuroLeague dynasties.
A EuroLeague MVP and champion, Navarro’s loyalty to Barcelona and his clutch performances cemented his status as one of the most beloved Spanish athletes of all time.
Coming up next, a Greek floor general who orchestrated one of the most dominant EuroLeague dynasties.
