Ousmane Diop stays with Olimpia Milano on two-year deal

10/07/202610:16

The Senegalese center extends with the Italian champions after a strong playoff and Finals run

Ousmane Diop is staying with Olimpia Milano. The club announced a multi-year contract extension for the Senegalese center, with ROM reporting that the agreement is a two-year deal.

“Staying with Olimpia was what I wanted and what I had always wished for,” Diop said. The big man joined Milano from Dinamo Sassari in July 2024 and has already won two Supercups, the 2026 Italian Cup and the 2026 Italian championship.

During the latest playoffs, Diop averaged 7.5 points while shooting 81.3% from two-point range. His Finals production was even more significant: 9.5 points, 5.0 rebounds, 81.2% from two, 80.0% at the line and over 15.0 average PIR.

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