PAOK is working at full speed, gradually assembling its roster for next season, and after the arrival of Nick Calathes, another signing has been officially confirmed.
PAOK has signed Kyle Alexander, the former Turk Telekom center who averaged 9.8 points and six rebounds per game in the Turkish Super League. The Canadian thus joins Nick Calathes, who arrived in Thessaloniki after a solid one-year spell with Partizan.
The center brings extensive European experience, having also worn the jerseys of Hapoel Tel Aviv, Valencia and Fuenlabrada, and he has signed a two-year contract with the Greek club.
Alexander also played a significant role in the EuroCup during the 2024/25 season, where he was the competition’s best shot-blocker with 2.2 blocks per game.
In addition to Kyle Alexander and Nick Calathes, the Thessaloniki club has also strengthened its roster so far with Marcus Foster, Trevor Hudgins, Naz Mitrou-Long and RaiQuan Gray.
