Ukrainian Veronika Kosmach signed a contract with a Romanian club after an injury.

Veronika Kosmach, a Ukrainian attacking defender and member of the Ukrainian national team in 3x3 basketball, will move to the Romanian club 'Cluj-Napoca' for the next season. The contract for the 2025/26 season has been officially signed, reports FBU citing 'Glavkom'.

According to inkorr.com: Kosmach missed the previous season due to a serious injury, having previously played for Zagreb in Croatia.

This summer, she participated in three stages of the Women’s 3x3 Series as part of the national team.

The club 'Cluj-Napoca' has scheduled participation in the Eurocup qualification against the Serbian UZKK Student, after which they will start the Romanian championship. The competitions will take place on September 18 and 25.

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After a serious injury, Ukrainian basketball player Veronika Kosmach signed a contract with the Romanian club 'Cluj-Napoca' for the next season. The news also highlights the successful performances of the national men's team of Ukraine in the pre-qualification for the World Championship 2027, where they defeated Slovakia and achieved an important victory over Switzerland.

This agreement marks a new stage in Kosmach's career, who hopes to return to the court in full strength. Ahead of important competitions, the successful performances of the men’s team inspire optimism among Ukrainian fans, as the team continues to fight for a place on the world stage.