forward leaves the game as the all-time leading Croatian scorer in NBA history, having totaled over 9,000 points during his time with the Brooklyn Nets, Washington Wizards, Indiana Pacers, Utah Jazz, and most recently the Detroit Pistons and New York Knicks.

Known for his smooth shooting stroke, veteran poise, and offensive versatility, Bogdanovic carved out a consistent role as one of the league’s most reliable stretch forwards.

Before making his NBA debut in 2014, Bogdanovic made a name for himself in Europe, notably with Fenerbahce, where he won multiple Turkish League titles and earned All-EuroLeague Second Team honors. His combination of size, shooting, and high-level experience made him one of the continent’s most sought-after talents at the time.

On the international stage, Bogdanovic was a cornerstone of the Croatian national team for more than a decade, representing his country in multiple tournaments.

Injuries marked the final chapter of his career, including a foot injury that sidelined him for the latter part of the 2023/2024 NBA season with the Knicks. Despite speculation about a potential return to Europe, Bogdanovic has opted to hang up his sneakers and transition to life beyond the hardwood.