Isaac Bonga has officially left Partizan after two seasons, with the German forward activating a €700,000 buyout clause to join another EuroLeague club, the team confirmed today.
Isaac Bonga leaves Partizan after two strong seasons
Bonga was one of the most important players in Partizan’s rotation over the past two years, establishing himself as a key two-way presence under Zeljko Obradovic’s system.
This season, he appeared in all 38 EuroLeague games, averaging 9.9 points and 5.6 rebounds per game, while standing out most for his defensive versatility and ability to guard multiple positions at a high level.
His consistency and defensive impact made him one of the most reliable pieces in Partizan’s core rotation.
EuroLeague giants line up for Isaac Bonga
Following his departure, several top EuroLeague clubs have already shown strong interest in the German forward.
Among the leading candidates are Panathinaikos, Olympiacos, and Barcelona, while Real Madrid has also been mentioned as a potential destination.
The strong market interest highlights Bonga’s value as one of the most versatile defensive wings available on the EuroLeague market this summer.
After two seasons, Isaac Bonga is officially no longer a Partizan player 🚨❌
— Basketball Sphere (@BSphere_) July 4, 2026
The German forward activated a €700,000 buyout clause, allowing him to join another EuroLeague club.
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NBA background and international experience
Before joining Partizan, Bonga played for Bayern, continuing his development in the EuroLeague after an NBA stint.
He was selected as the 39th overall pick in the 2018 NBA Draft and spent time with the Los Angeles Lakers, Washington Wizards, and Toronto Raptors.
Prior to his NBA move, he also played for Skyliners Frankfurt from 2016 to 2018, where he first emerged as one of the most promising young German prospects.
Partizan roster changes continue this summer
Bonga’s departure adds to a growing list of exits from Partizan this offseason, following Dylan Osetkowski and Sterling Brown, signaling a major roster reshaping ahead of the new campaign.
However, the club did secure an important retention earlier in the season, as Carlik Jones extended his contract, providing a key foundation piece for the team’s future build.
Jones was one of Partizan’s most consistent performers over the past two seasons and remains central to their long-term plans.
