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“I had to do something on the toilet” – Luka Doncic reveals hilarious reason for skipping Slovenian national anthem before game vs Israel




Slovenia’s men’s national basketball team lined up on the court pregame, but Slovenian star Luka Doncic was nowhere to be seen. Slovenia took on Israel in a group stage game in the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 on Thursday.

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Doncic led his nation to a 106-96 win. However, the Lakers star’s absence from the singing of the national anthems before the game had many fans confused. Doncic revealed the hilarious reason for his absence in a postgame interview.

“I had to do something on the toilet,” Doncic said. “If you’re also interested about that, then I don’t know. I wouldn’t miss an anthem but I had to go urgent. I couldn’t wait until halftime.”

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