Orlando’s magic can be a title contender if one star leads his Eurobasket form into the NBA season

Orlando’s magic is expected to be far better than last season after making big moves this summer.

The magic exchanged four first-round picks with Kentavius ​​Caldwell Pope, Cole Anthony and Desmond Bain’s Memphis Grizzlies.

Bane will provide the necessary shooting for Orlando’s backcourt, providing space for Paolo Banchelo and Franz Wagner’s floors.

Another reason Magic can improve next season is the potential development into one role player starter.

Head coach Jammer Mosley hopes the player can transfer his form to the NBA from Eurobasket 2025.

Four of Magic’s five starters are clear: Jalen Suggs, Desmond Bane, Franz Wagner and Paolo Banchero.

On the other hand, the magic has three decent centers that allow you to start the opening night. Wendell Carter JR, Mo Wagner, and Goga Bitadze.

Now, Vitas makes a strong claim that he is Orlando’s first choice big man in his performance in the Eurobasket.

The Georgian Center averages 19.3 points and 7.3 rebounds per game in the tournament, but something else stands out even more.

Bitadze scored 46.7% of his 3-point shots on Eurobasket. This is a great sign of magic.

If he can prove he is a reliable external shooter in the NBA next season, Banchero and Wagner will have more control in the paint.

Filming for Bitadze is a key element in bringing an end to the magical offensive struggles in the playoffs and could become a legal title candidate.

Goga Bitadze isn’t just the Orlando Magic player who will represent their country in Eurobasket this summer.

Franz Wagner won Germany for the fourth straight win, earning his seventh point per match in the tournament (21.3).

Tristan da Silva has also played for the German national team this summer. He scored 25 points on Monday in a 120-57 victory over Britain.

Franz’s brother Missouri is not taking part in the Eurobasket as he is still recovering from an ACL injury he suffered last season.