While EuroLeague superstars and former NBA players draw hundreds of thousands, or millions, of Instagram followers, EuroLeague rosters also feature plenty of players who keep their digital footprint virtually non-existent.
Here is a breakdown of the 10 least followed EuroLeague players on Instagram, starting from the lowest count in the league.
Vojin Medarevic (Crvena Zvezda) – 0.3k followers
Sitting at the very bottom of the social media spectrum is Red Star’s 6’9″ Serbian forward/center Vojin Medarevic. After capturing domestic silverware with Spartak and earning his spot in Belgrade’s powerhouse, Medarevic keeps his attention on court production rather than building an online brand.
Kosta Kondić (Dubai) – 0.7k followers
As Dubai made a big splash over the summer looking for success on the European stage, guard Kosta Kondic represents the quieter side of their roster. The Bosnian point guard has earned his stripes across the ABA League, choosing hard work in practice over cultivating an Instagram aesthetic.
Jeremy Morgan (Paris) – 1k followers
An experienced American wing who spent his college years at Northern Iowa before building a versatile European career across Germany, Italy, Israel, and now France. Despite playing good rotation minutes and averaging a solid 5.2 points on an impressive 42.3% from deep for Paris last season, Jeremy Morgan maintains a surprisingly minuscule digital footprint.
Matteo Baiocchi (Virtus) – 2.1k followers
Virtus’ young prospect made his EuroLeague debut last season against Partizan, and has appeared in 5 EuroLeague games for Virtus, averaging 0.8 points per game.
Shane Hunter (Maccabi Tel Aviv) – 2.4k followers
After dominating NCAA Division II at Nova Southeastern and earning Finals MVP honors in Sweden, Shane Hunter secured a multi-year deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv. His rapid climb through international basketball hasn’t yet caught up on social media, keeping him under 2.5k followers.
Antonis Karagiannidis (Olympiacos) – 3k followers
Olympiacos invested in the 6’9″ Greek center after his solid performances at Promitheas. While the club views him as a long-term frontcourt piece, Antonis Karagiannidis keeps a quiet online profile.
Tobias Jensen (Bayern) – 3k followers
The Danish shooting guard established himself as an elite young prospect with Ulm before joining Bayern. Despite garnering EuroCup Rising Star recognition and FIBA national team caps since 2023, Jensen’s Instagram remains strictly low-key.
Rasheed Bello (Virtus) – 3.4k followers
A dynamic American guard who starred at Purdue Fort Wayne before leading the Antwerp Giants to a BNXT League title as Finals MVP. As he steps into his debut EuroLeague season, his digital footprint remains quiet for now.
Guy Palatin (Hapoel Tel Aviv) – 3.5k followers
The 2024 Israeli Premier League Defensive Player of the Year and EuroCup champion is a nightmare for opposing ball-handlers, averaging steals at an elite rate. While his defensive energy generates a major impact for Hapoel Tel Aviv, his Instagram presence remains modest.
Amit Ebo (Maccabi Tel Aviv) – 3.8k followers
Rounding out the bottom 10 is Maccabi Tel Aviv guard Amit Ebo. The Israeli guard returned to his home country last year, after spending a year with French club Boulazac, where he averaged 11 points per game. Interestingly, his professional career originally began right at Maccabi Tel Aviv back in the 2016/17 season.
Honorable mention: Kevarrius Hayes (Partizan) – 3.9k followers
Perhaps the most surprising entry sitting just outside the top 10. Despite being an established EuroLeague rim protector with years of experience at Asvel, Zalgiris, Paris, Monaco, and now coming to Partizan, Hayes sits at under 4,000 followers, showing that even successful veteran players can fly well under the social media radar.
