Bozeman, who plays guard, spent the previous two seasons with the NCAA team Arkansas-Little Rock Trojans and has since done a stint with the Austin Toros in the NBA's Development League.

According to Kalev/Cramo's manager, Kaarel Sibul, Solomon was picked up on the advice of the team's coach Aivar Kuusmaa, who wanted more consistency in the back court.

"Coach Aivar Kuusmaa got in touch with me and asked me to look around. There was this player who happened to be in Europe. He had very good figures: a high percentage on three-point throws as well as two-point throws. He seemed like an attractive guy and we decided to give him a try," Sibul told ERR radio.

Solomon, who measures in at 185 centimeters, averaged 16.6 points per game in his final season with Little Rock.

His contract with Kalev/Cramo lasts one year, with options to extend.

Steve Roman