Adams Sola’s Summer Decision
Right now, only two players from last season’s Hestia Menorca roster have not revealed their plans for next year: Victor Arteaga and Adams Sola. Both bring more than just talent to a team—they also carry a JFL quota, which makes them attractive options for clubs looking to fill a roster spot or lead a squad.
Why He’s in Demand
Adams Sola had a standout season with Bintalfa, earning respect across the league. His performance caught the eye of several ACB and top Primera FEB teams, which have already sent him firm offers. Hestia Menorca has also expressed interest in keeping him for another season on the island.
Offers on the Table
Sola is taking his time to decide. He has set a personal deadline, though the exact date hasn’t been made public. Last year, he announced his departure from Movistar Estudiantes on July 1 and signed with Hestia two weeks later, so a similar timeline could be in play this summer.
While he likes the idea of returning to Menorca under coach Javi Zamora—where he felt comfortable and enjoyed the island life—the club’s budget limits how much they can match the higher‑salary offers coming from other teams.
Staying in Menorca?
Hestia cannot rule out the possibility of Sola staying, but matching the triple‑salary proposals from interested ACB or Primera FEB sides will be tough. For now, the forward is weighing the comfort of familiarity against the financial and competitive lure of bigger contracts.
Stats That Talk
During his first season away from Ramiro de Maeztu, Sola posted numbers that speak for themselves:
- 6.4 points per game (averaged over 37 contests)
- 28 minutes played per game
- 51 % shooting from two‑point range
- 36.8 % shooting from three‑point range
- 71.9 % free‑throw success
- 5.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists, and nearly one steal per game
These figures show a player who can score, rebound, and contribute defensively—exactly the kind of versatility teams look for.
What’s Next for Victor Arteaga?
While the spotlight is on Sola, his teammate Victor Arteaga is also waiting to announce his future. Like Sola, Arteaga holds a JFL quota, making him a valuable piece for any squad aiming to balance youth and experience. His decision will likely follow a similar timeline, depending on the offers he receives.
Conclusion
The summer transfer window is heating up for Adams Sola and Victor Arteaga. Sola’s impressive season has attracted serious interest from top‑level clubs, yet his fondness for Menorca and coach Zamora keeps the door open for a return. Whether he stays on the island or moves to a bigger contract, his next move will shape the upcoming season for whichever team he chooses. Victor Arteaga’s choice will add another layer to the roster puzzle, and fans will be watching closely for both announcements.
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