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Antoni Daimiel Confirms His Departure From Movistar After 36 Years: "It Has Been the Company of My Life"

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The voice of the NBA, which confirms that it has been a friendly separation, has not yet retired and is waiting for new projects. The last year had been complicated after losing the rights of American basketball

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Sports journalist known for basketball broadcasts in Spain announces that he will be a “restricted free agent” a year after the platform lost the NBA

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Antoni Daimiel, one of the most renowned sports journalists in Spain and a figure especially linked to basketball and the NBA, has announced his departure from Movistar Plus+ after 36 years belonging to the network. The communicator has published the news through his personal account of the social network X (formerly Twitter), in which he has not explained specifically the reasons for his departure. "I want to announce that I have ceased to belo…

·Madrid, Spain
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Sports journalist Antoni Daimiel announced this Thursday his departure from Movistar Plus+ after 36 years linked to the company, putting an end to one of the...

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Daimiel's adventure began in the early hours of NBA with Andrés Montes and ended up becoming the image of the competition in Spain.

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His departure takes place one year after the platform lost the rights of the NBA, which passed to Prime Video and DAZN.More information: "I've tied it up": Pablo Motos suffers an unforeseen and "he refuses to present" the new season of 'El Antigaro' in Antena 3

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His career includes three decades linked to the NBA, his passage through 'The Day After' and a final stage as a LaLiga commentator

·Madrid, Spain
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Marca broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, August 27, 2026.
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