Dzanan Musa – The Best 1999 Born Prospect in Europe?! Shows Skills at adidas EUROCAMP

By Sam Neter on June 12, 2015

Check out 1999 born Dzanan Musa wow-ing scouts in the Next Gen game at adidas EUROCAMP 2015 this past weekend in Treviso, Italy.

The 6’8″ forward showed his impressive skill set, doing a little bit of everything, while separating himself from the rest of the group which were some of the best U16 players in Europe.

Musa, originally from Bosnia & Herzegovina, but playing for Croatian powerhouse Cedevita Zagreb, led the 2014 FIBA U16 European Championships in scoring at 22 points per game, even though he was one of the youngest players in the competition.

“He came into this camp with a reputation for being the top talent in the 1999 generation, and did nothing to dispel that notion in Treviso,” Draft Express’ Jonathan Givony said of his performance.

Musa scored 23 points in this game vs Benetton Treviso U17s, going 7/10 from the field and 8/8 at the line.

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