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The New York Knicks are adding another player to their training camp group, with Igor Milicic Jr. reportedly agreeing to an Exhibit 10 contract.

The 24-year-old forward stands 6-foot-10 and was born in Croatia, while also representing Poland internationally. The Knicks have yet to officially announce the agreement.

An Exhibit 10 contract will give Milicic an opportunity to compete during training camp and can later be converted into a G League arrangement if he does not earn a place on the NBA roster.

Milicic spent four seasons playing college basketball across three different programs, finishing his NCAA career at Tennessee.

He went undrafted in the 2025 NBA Draft before continuing his development in the G League.

Last season, the forward played for the Philadelphia 76ers’ G League affiliate, and he will now get another opportunity to compete for an NBA roster spot with New York.

The Knicks still have some decisions to make before finalizing their roster. One standard roster position remains available, while the team can also carry three two-way players.

New York’s second-round pick Tyler Nickel has yet to sign a contract, although he is expected to receive a deal.

Fellow second-round selection Jack Kayil, meanwhile, will remain overseas for the upcoming season.