Olivier Sarr signs two-year contract with Real Madrid after Cavaliers moves
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 9:19 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Olivier Sarr has signed a two-year contract with Real Madrid following his time with the Cleveland Cavaliers. Sarr's departure coincides with the Cavaliers trading Dennis Schröder to the Charlotte Hornets for Tre Mann, reflecting the team's effort to reshape its roster. During his brief stay with Cleveland, Sarr averaged 3.5 points and 2.8 rebounds over four NBA games, while performing better in the G League. The Cavaliers are now exploring further roster moves, freeing up approximately $6.8 million in salary cap space.
- •Olivier Sarr joins Real Madrid through 2028.
- •Cavaliers traded Dennis Schröder for Tre Mann.
- •Sarr averaged 3.5 points in four games with Cleveland.
- •Cleveland's moves save $6.8 million in salary space.
- •Cavaliers pursuing Jonathan Kuminga and Peyton Watson.
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