Valencia vs Monaco Prediction, Tips & Odds – Oct. 06, 2023

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Valencia vs Monaco Prediction 06.10.2023. Valencia and Monaco are set to face off in one of the last matches of the Euroleague’s opening round. The match is scheduled for Friday at 8:30 p.m.

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Valencia Team News

Heading into the second season of Coach Alex Mumbru’s project, Valencia aims to build on last season’s 15-19 record. Notably absent this season is Sam Van Rossom, who spent the last decade with the team, ushering in a new era for Coach Mumbru’s squad.

Driving Valencia’s play is full-back Chris Jones, aiming to continue his impressive form from his debut season in Spain. His performance will be pivotal in the team’s quest for the playoffs.

Jones is joined in the backcourt by two Americans: Jared Harper, entering his second EuroLeague season, and rookie Kassius Robertson, keen to prove himself at the highest level after a standout season in the Spanish league with Obradoiro.

The wing position welcomes new signing Semi Ojeleye, who comes off an impressive debut Euroleague season with Virtus, averaging 10.5 points and 3.8 rebounds. His addition adds quality to Valencia’s roster.

The departure of team captain Bojan Dubljevic, a Valencia mainstay since 2012, is a significant change. However, the team strengthened its lineup with the addition of two-time All-EuroLeague center Brandon Davies, offering a more modern style of play with his versatility.

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Monaco Team News

AS Monaco has set a high standard over the last three seasons, winning the Eurocup, reaching the Euroleague playoffs as debutants, and making it to the finals. Now, Coach Sasa Obradovic and his team enter the 2023-24 season with ambitions to surpass their impressive previous results.

Monaco boasts a formidable backcourt, with top 25 Euroleague scorers Mike James, Elie Okobo, and Jordan Loyd all returning, alongside four-time NBA All-Star Kemba Walker. Walker’s skills could elevate Monaco’s backcourt into legendary status, although there may be an adjustment period to European basketball.

EuroLeague newcomer Terry Tarpey, a versatile player and French national team member, adds strength on both ends. Alpha Diallo, a Swiss army knife for Monaco last season, excelled in various statistical categories despite often coming off the bench.

The inside line welcomes Petr Cornelie, a Euroleague champion with Real Madrid last season. He will benefit from Monaco’s full-back-focused defense. The team’s center position is well-stocked with Donatas Motiejunas, Donta Hall, and Mam Jaiteh, offering depth and versatility.

Valencia vs Monaco Head-to-Head

Valencia and Monaco clashed twice last season, with Valencia winning 89-84 as hosts and Monaco securing revenge with a 90-79 victory on their home court.