Gonzaga’s starting point guard Mario Saint-Supéry is leaving the program to return to Spain and sign with Valencia Basket, a club that plays in the EuroLeague and Spain’s Liga ACB. Multiple outlets report that the move comes as a surprise during the late offseason and follows Saint-Supéry’s decision to depart Gonzaga after a season with the Bulldogs. Reports describe the contract as professional and multi-year, with Yahoo Sports citing a four-year deal. His departure removes a key backcourt piece for coach Mark Few and creates a need for Gonzaga to reassess its roster and lineup plans for the upcoming season. Some coverage frames the timing as disruptive because Gonzaga had expectations for the 2026–27 season and had planned around Saint-Supéry as a central playmaker. Other reporting highlights the immediate “ripple effects,” noting the Bulldogs are searching for an external or internal replacement but have not publicly confirmed one. Collectively, the sources agree on the essential facts: Saint-Supéry is signing with Valencia, he is departing Gonzaga, and Gonzaga’s guard rotation now faces uncertainty.