After 12 seasons, Patrick Beverley will not be playing in the NBA next season. While many will think it wasn't by choice, it reportedly was. According to a report from Christos Tsaltas, Patrick Beverley turned down offers from the Detroit Pistons and Houston Rockets before signing with Hapoel Tel Aviv.

Patrick Beverley may take his talents to a new continent in 2024-25. The 12-year veteran announced on his podcast's X account that he is considering

Johnathan Motley, Ben Bentil, Joe Ragland, Ish Wainright, and now Patrick Beverley? Greek journalist Thanos Tsibos reports that Hapoel Shlomo Tel Aviv is very interested in signing the 36-year-old NBA veteran and former Olympiacos player.

NBA free agent Patrick Beverley recently finished his 12th season in the league. Playing for the Philadelphia 76ers and Milwaukee Bucks last season, Beverley appeared in 73 games, averaging 6.2 points per game in 20.

Free agent guard Patrick Beverley offered an intriguing update on his basketball future Sunday in a social media post. Beverley said on X that he is “weighing his options” between a veteran minimum contract in the NBA and what he called a “historic” contract to play in Europe.

The signing of the veteran point guard to a one-year deal to start free agency seemed like the Bucks might not re-sign unrestricted free agent Patrick Beverley. Beverley joined the Bucks at the trade deadline this past season from the Philadelphia 76ers.