Fabien Causeur and Milano have officially parted ways after just one season together, the Italian club announced via their social media channels.
As had been hinted earlier, the experienced French guard is now officially a free agent and is actively seeking a new team for the upcoming season.
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Causeur made his move to Milan last summer after an impressive seven-year stint with Real Madrid, where he won the prestigious EuroLeague title twice.
Merci Fabien❤️
— Olimpia Milano (@OlimpiaMI1936) July 29, 2025
La Pallacanestro Olimpia Milano desidera ringraziare Fabien Causeur per la stagione trascorsa insieme e augura tutto il meglio possibile, a lui e alla sua famiglia, per il futuro.#insieme #ForzaOlimpia pic.twitter.com/U7bkrteB2e
During the past EuroLeague campaign, he appeared in 22 games and posted solid averages of 8.3 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 1.7 assists per contest. However, despite his contributions on the continental stage, head coach Ettore Messina rarely relied on him in domestic league play.
Fabien Causeur began his professional basketball journey with Le Havre in France. He then played for Cholet, followed by Baskonia, and afterwards joined Brose Bamberg.
He later established himself at the Spanish powerhouse Real Madrid. His recent transfer to Milan marked the latest chapter in his extensive career across Europe.
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