Richaun Holmes is considering a move overseas to play for Turkish team Fenerbahce, potentially taking a $2.7 million contract as he navigates uncertain NBA prospects. After a successful stint with the Sacramento Kings, where he averaged 10.4 points and 6.6 rebounds over four seasons, Holmes has seen his playing time dwindle, finishing last season playing for the Washington Wizards with a striking 64.7% field goal percentage in 31 games.

At 31 years old, and with a birthday approaching in October, Holmes faces a crossroads. His efficient scoring ability could make him a valuable player in Europe, possibly paving the way for a final NBA opportunity should he excel abroad. Teams may still be skeptical about his long-term viability in the league, making his decision crucial in the coming weeks.