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Australian team wants compensation from Nets before letting Mitch Creek go

The Adelaide 36ers have gone to court in Australia to stop Mitch Creek from signing with the Brooklyn Nets without compensation of at least $100,000 Australian. or roughly $75,000, US.

Under international rules, a player must receive clearance from his current team before joining a team in another country.

According to the Adelaide Advertiser, the 36ers hope to resolve the issue within 24 hours permitting the 26-year-ld Creek to accept a camp invite from the Nets. Creek has been working out with the 36ers.

Creek had one year of a three-year deal left to run with the 36ers in the 2018-19 season but triggered his European/NBA out clause to join a top-level German club, Wurzberg.