The Brooklyn Nets have officially named Jordi Fernández as their 24th head coach in the franchise’s NBA history. The news was first reported last week and has now been confirmed by the team.
Fernández, a former assistant coach with the Denver Nuggets, has a strong reputation for player development and tactical acumen. He is expected to bring a fresh perspective and a winning mentality to the Nets, who have struggled in recent seasons.
The Nets are hoping that Fernández can help them turn things around and return to the playoffs. The team has a talented roster, led by Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving, but they have underwhelmed in recent years.
Fernández will be tasked with getting the most out of his players and developing a consistent winning culture. He will also need to find a way to manage the expectations of the team’s passionate fan base.
