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Andorra’s government is pouring nearly half a million euros into upgrading the Toni Martí pavilion, with a major focus on replacing its aging wooden floor—essential for elite athletes. The work will happen after the 2027 season ends, and while final costs await bids, the project aims for a permanent, high-performance surface to support top-tier teams like MoraBanc Andorra. The club’s president praised the government’s backing, especially a prior 1.15 million euro subsidy, calling their situation “privileged.” Meanwhile, new signing Kassius Robertson—a seasoned shooting guard—is already making a positive impression, fitting right in with the team’s competitive spirit. This investment is part of a broader push to modernize facilities, including lighting and exterior upgrades, ensuring Andorra’s sports infrastructure stays world-class.

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