ESPN's top journalist, Tim MacMahon, provides a uniquely insightful account of Luka Doncic's journey from the most talked-about European talent in basketball history to transforming into a NBA superstar of his generation. "The Wonder Child" sheds light on the Dallas Mavericks' behind-the-scenes activities and uncovers unknown details about the choices, conflicts, and mistakes that marked the Slovenian's early years in America.

Against the backdrop of milestone transfers, breakups with coaches and executives, and his explosive progression to the Western Conference Finals, MacMahon presents an honest and compelling portrayal of the challenge of building a team around a relentless young contender for the MVP award.

What the experts say:

Brian Windhorst (The New York Times / ESPN): "You can't say you know Luka if you haven't read this story. The book is the ultimate volume on an already fascinating basketball life."

Chris Herring (ESPN, author of Blood in the Garden): "An emotionally charged and intense narrative about a player who could dominate the NBA in the next decade."

Zach Lowe (ESPN): "Exciting and captivating, just like a Doncic solo play in a fast break."

Malika Andrews (ESPN): "A revealing chronicle of one of the brightest stars of modern basketball. A must-read."

Publishers Weekly: "The most comprehensive biography of Doncic to date."

The translation and the foreword are authored by journalist Nikos Papadogiannis, who, based on his experience, offers his own perspective on the phenom player who has changed the balance of global basketball.