After his first year in the EuroLeague, Jaron Blossomgame is set to continue for at least one more.

According to the official announcement by AS Monaco, the 29-year-old forward is set to stay in the organization for the 2023-24 season after extending the deal.

Last year in the EuroLeague, Blossomgame averaged 5.1 points and 2.7 rebounds for 4.4 PIR as a rotational piece in the lineup.

"I chose to stay at Monaco because I wanted to continue building on what we did last season. Having a year of experience under the same coach and with the same players was one of the main reasons," the player told.

"I would say the season was a success. Although we had a few tough times, we stuck together and fought through adversity. We had high expectations throughout this year and we achieved our main goal. For next season, I would like to build on the success we have had over the past year. We've built something special with a group of great guys. So it's only right to aim for the stars," Blossomgame concluded.

Before coming to Monaco, Blossomgame had a colorful journey from the NBA to Europe where he even played in the Israeli Second Division for a year before becoming an All-EuroCup First Team member in 2022. You can read his full story here.

	AS Monaco
Position	Player	Status
PG	Matthew Strazel	Signed until 2025
PG	Mike James	Signed until 2024
PG	Elie Okobo	Signed until 2024
SG	Jordan Loyd	Signed until 2024
SG/SF	Terry Tarpey (story)	Signed until 2026
SF	Jaron Blossomgame	Signed until 2024
SF	Alpha Diallo	Signed until 2025
PF	Chima Moneke	Signed until 2024
PF/C	Yoan Makoundou	Signed until 2026
PF/C	John Brown III	Signed until 2024
C	Donta Hall	Signed until 2025
C	Mam Jaiteh (story)	Signed until 2025
Coach	Sasa Obradovic (signed until 2025)
Expired contract	Donatas Motiejunas, Yakuba Ouattara
Rumored to leave	Chima Moneke (story)
Interested	Nikola Mirotic, Petr Cornelie

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