Due to the increasing effect of Covid-19 and the requirements of the protocol, many NBA teams had problems in their staff and turned to short-term contracts, while the Chicago Bulls added our vacant national player Ersan İlyasova to their staff.
The effect of Covid-19 has become intensely felt in the NBA. Many NBA teams are reinforcing their squads with short-term agreements, as contacted players are also disabled due to Covid-19 protocols. A move came from the Chicago Bulls against our national player Ersan İlyasova.
According to the news of ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Chicago has signed Ersan Ilyasova on a 10-day contract.
The national player, whose two-year Milwaukee Bucks adventure ended on November 19, 2020, signed a contract with the Utah Jazz in March last season, valid until the end of the season. Ersan İlyasova, who started this season as a free agent, received a 10-day contract from Chicago.
