Following the season-ending injuries to center Walter Tavares and Alex Len, the Madrid squad has swiftly acted by officially adding Turcin to their roster. However, Turcin will not be available for the EuroLeague final tournament, as Real Madrid coach Serđo Škarić can only rely on his new acquisition for the final games in the ACB league.

With Tavares and Len out, Škarić is left with Usman Garuba and Izan Almansa as his center options, both players with limited experience in crucial matches. This led to the call from Madrid for Turcin, who started the season with Panathinaikos, then switched mid-season and returned to the United States, where he gained attention in the G League games.

Turcin has also had a return to the NBA, having been signed by the Warriors as a replacement for their injured players. In nine games for the Warriors, Turcin averaged 3.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, and 0.9 assists per game, playing for about 12 minutes each game. He had a short-term contract with the Warriors.

In the G League, Turcin averaged 23 points and 13 rebounds per game, showcasing his scoring and rebounding abilities. His addition is a significant boost to Real Madrid as they navigate the remainder of the season without their key center players.