Who is the Euroleague’s MVP?

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By Lefteris Moutis/ moutis@eurohoops.net

The voting continues but after you read about the ten candidates for the All-Euroleague teams of this season in the Euroleague, the moment has come to evaluate the most valuable players of the year and to elect our own personal favorite. Cast your votes!

Shortly after the end of the playoffs and before we enter the final stretch to the Final Four in Madrid, Eurohoops forecasts the three predominant candidates that are most likely to win this season’s MVP award, which is expected to be announced by the Euroleague in Madrid on Thursday 15th of May.

Take a look at the previous winners

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CSKA Moscow
15 points, 2,8 rebounds, 7,1 assists, 16,6 ranking

This year the Serbian guard’s season is by far the best of his career in the Euroleague. Milos Teodosic is in CSKA, a team with a full roster and lots of stars along his side, but he managed this year to be very mature and have few ups and downs in between the games and during the games. In 2010 he had emerged as the MVP in the Euroleague wearing Olympiacos’s jersey.

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[lptitle title=”Vassilis Spanoulis“]

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Olympiacos
14,9 points, 1,9 rebounds, 5,7 assists, 15,5 ranking

Olympiacos’s leader won this award in 2013, the only year he had an MVP double since he emerged as the MVP a little later in the Final Four as well (in 2009 and in 2012 he had only gotten the award for the Final Four). Although Vassilis Spanoulis missed some crucial games in the Top 16, he led the red-and-whites to the qualification against Barcelona showing his leadership character.

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