Nikola Đurišić has signed with the Atlanta Hawks after playing last season in the NBA G League, the team announced Friday. The 21-year-old Đurišić played 32 games with the College Park Skyhawks in the 2024-25 G League season and averaged 10.

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The Atlanta Hawks have officially signed Nikola Djurisic, the 2024 No. 43 overall pick, to a three-year, $5.95 million NBA contract with a one-year guarantee. After acquiring his rights in June, the Serbian player's signing marks a significant step for the Hawks as they aim to bolster their roster and invest in future talent.

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