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Spain Coach Sergio Scariolo to Take over Real Madrid's Basketball Team After EuroBasket

Spain coach Sergio Scariolo will lead Real Madrid's basketball team after EuroBasket. Scariolo is stepping down from Spain's national team after the tournament ends in September. Real Madrid has parted ways with coach Chus Mateo and signed Scariolo to a…

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Spain coach Sergio Scariolo to take over Real Madrid’s basketball team after EuroBasket

MADRID (AP) — Spain coach Sergio Scariolo will take over Real Madrid's basketball team after EuroBasket, the club said Thursday.

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Spain coach Sergio Scariolo to take over Real Madrid's basketball team after EuroBasket

MADRID (AP) — Spain coach Sergio Scariolo will take over Real Madrid's basketball team after EuroBasket, the club said Thursday.

10 months ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Sergio Scariolo Is the New Coach of Real Madrid

Italian expert Sergio Scariolo will lead Real Madrid basketball for the next three years. He succeeds Chuso Mateo, who won six titles in three years, including the EuroLeague.

10 months ago·Ljubljana, Slovenia

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Le Figaro

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Basket: Sergio Scariolo Succeeds Chus Mateo as Coach of Real Madrid

The Italian coach signed a three-year contract with the Madrid club.

10 months ago·Paris, France

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RTV Slovenija

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Spanish Coach Scariolo Returns to Real Madrid After a Quarter of a Century

Sergio Scariolo will lead the Real Madrid basketball team for the next three years. He succeeds Chuso Mateo, who won six titles in three years, including the EuroLeague.

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Sta: Sergio Scariolo Is the New Coach of Real Madrid

Italian expert Sergio Scariolo will lead Real Madrid basketball for the next three years. He succeeds Chuso Mateo, who won six titles in three years, including the EuroLeague.

10 months ago

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