While putting an end to their coaching search, the New York Knicks have also been hard at work making upgrades to the roster in free agency. Recently, one inside applauded the front office nabbing one of the more interesting names on the market.

For the Knicks he likely will take the place of free agent Precious Achiuwa. At 6-8, 260-pounds, the 29-year-old Yabusele can serve as both a power forward and center as Achiuwa did last season. But Yabusele is a more dangerous threat from beyond the arc than Achiuwa, who has shot under 30% beyond the arc for three straight seasons.

Guerschon Yabusele, 29, who revived his career in the 2024 Olympics for France and then last season with the Sixers, agreed to a two-year deal Tuesday with the Knicks, a source confirmed. The contract is worth roughly $12 million with a player option in the second year, a source told The Post.