Georges Niang, now with the Atlanta Hawks, averaged 9.9 points in the last season while providing reliable bench production.

Georges Niang returns to the Jazz after a brief stint with the Celtics, where his $8.2 million salary was seen as a liability, especially with the team focused on avoiding the second tax apron. His experience adds depth for the Jazz.

After being traded to the Celtics as part of the Porzingis deal, Georges Niang has addressed the criticism from fans regarding his acquisition, understanding the high expectations that come with joining Boston. His perceived role as a replacement for a star player has drawn skepticism.

Georges Niang's name has surfaced in trade discussions as the Celtics aim to lower their salary cap. His potential departure could open up more room for younger talent.

Niang has joined the Boston Celtics from Atlanta via a three-team trade, which involved Kristaps Porzingis. He is a Boston native, aware of the high expectations from fans and the significant role he will need to play this season, especially in the absence of Jayson Tatum.