Jean Montero, a Dominican guard who shined in Valencia Basket, explains in an interview his signing with Olympiacos and the most challenging moments of last season, where he reached the Euroliga's Final Four.
Jean Montero is officially a player of Olympiacos. The Angelopoulos brothers announced the signing of the Dominican point guard during a press conference alongside SuperBet, presenting the away jersey with the number 8.
The 23-year-old Dominican point guard bid farewell to the orange club at the Roig Arena celebration to embark on his new journey in Greek basketball.
The orange team is crowned champion of the Endesa League after defeating Barcelona 3-1 in the final, with a resounding 108-84 in the fourth game played at the Palau Blaugrana. The orange team thus closes a season of ups and downs with the most important national title.
Pedro Martínez's team goes up 2-1 in the Final after defeating Barcelona away by 80-88
Despite their almost perfect performance, the oranges fell 113-112 in overtime after a closely contested match in the final moments.
The EuroLeague Players Association has recognized three prominent figures in its 2026 Players Choice Awards.
Player Jean Montero stands out as a member of the best team of the season in the Liga Endesa.
Mario Hezonja, Jean Montero, David DeJulius, Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, and Luka Bozic make up the Best ACB Team 2025/2026 after an exceptional season.
The Euroleague champion is getting ready for the upcoming season with two important signings.
Olympiacos strengthens its team with Jean Montero, an emerging star in the Euroleague, coming from Valencia Basket. The 22-year-old young player leaves the Spanish team to join the Greek champions.