Eleven years after first moving overseas, Malcolm Delany feels the time is ripe to draw the curtain on an illustrious European trajectory that has had a little bit of everything, save for a EuroLeague title. It remains to be seen whether that mission will be accomplished in the course of the current campaign. “It’s not 100% guaranteed, but Milan will probably be my final stop in Europe. A lot of people are asking me, “Are you retiring?”. My plan is not to retire completely,” Delaney explains to BasketNews in a discussion that took place a week prior to his birthday. “For me, it’s not about the money anymore. I want to win a Final Four, but my body is more important. I’ve been gone from my family for eleven years. I want to spend more time enjoying life instead of playing for ten months,” the recent Italian Cup MVP adds.