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- Position
- Guard
- Team
Dubai- Nationality
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Born
- 8 May 1999
Dzanan Musa is the face of Dubai Basketball. He joined the club in July 2025 on a multi-year deal, straight from Real Madrid. He is 2.05 meters and plays on the wing. He was born in Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on 8 May 1999.
He has won the EuroLeague twice, with two different clubs. Cedevita developed him and Brooklyn drafted him 29th in 2018. Two NBA seasons brought little playing time. He came back to Europe and won the 2021 EuroLeague with Anadolu Efes. Then came the season that changed everything. Rio Breogan, a small club in Galicia, made him their first option. He was named MVP of the Spanish league in 2022.
Real Madrid signed him that summer. He won the EuroLeague again in 2023 and made the All-EuroLeague First Team. A year later he was MVP of the Spanish league finals. Three seasons in Madrid ended in July 2025. Dubai brought him in as the player to build around. The club won the ABA League in his first season there. He has been Bosnian Sportsman of the Year twice.
FAQ About Dzanan Musa
Which club does Dzanan Musa play for?
Dubai Basketball. He signed a multi-year deal in July 2025, after three seasons with Real Madrid.
How many EuroLeague titles has Dzanan Musa won?
Two, with two different clubs. He won it with Anadolu Efes in 2021 and with Real Madrid in 2023.
Did Dzanan Musa play in the NBA?
Yes. Brooklyn drafted him 29th overall in 2018 and he spent two seasons with the Nets, mostly on limited minutes, before returning to Europe.
Transfer history
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