On Sunday, Luka Doncic went off for 42 points to steer Slovenia past Italy in the EuroBasket round of 16. However, the LA Lakers star did not leave the game unscathed, as he hurt his leg following a first-quarter collision with Italian guard Alessandro Pajola.Because of the incident, Doncic had to head to the locker room after the first quarter for treatment. After Slovenia secured the 84-77 victory, the Slovenian superstar gave reporters an update on his condition."Yes, it hurts," Doncic told reporters. "I have to get therapies now. But it will be fine."Luka Updates @LukaUpdatesLINKLuka Dončić about his injury: "Yes it hurts. I have go to get therapies now. But it will be fine."Despite the pain in his leg, Doncic stayed aggressive on offense, earning 16 free throws and making all but one. Most of his field goal attempts came from 3-point range, but he turned in an efficient shooting clip, swishing five of his 11 outside shots.Next to Doncic, Slovenia’s top scorers were Klemen Prepelic, who contributed 11 points, and Aleksej Nikolic and Alen Omic, who each had seven. Aside from his dominance in scoring, Doncic also pulled down 10 rebounds and grabbed three steals.Up next for Slovenia in the quarterfinal round is Germany, the only remaining podium finisher from the 2022 EuroBasket following the exit of defending champion Spain and runner-up France. This year, Germany is led by Dennis Schroder and Franz Wagner.The quarterfinal is scheduled for Wednesday, giving Doncic some time to recover before he suits up again. Fans of Doncic and the Slovenian national team will keep their eyes on the status of his leg ahead of the matchup.Luka Doncic achieves scoring milestone after Slovenia's round of 16 victory over ItalyAfter Luka Doncic's latest scoring masterpiece in the 2025 EuroBasket tournament, he entered yet another elite list in his career.By scoring 42 points against Italy, Doncic cracked the top 50 of all-time leading scorers in EuroBasket history.Having scored 515 points in EuroBasket action, Luka Doncic is currently tied with Ivo Daneu, who starred for the Yugoslavian national team in the 1960s. At the top of the EuroBasket career scoring list are Spain’s Pau Gasol (1,183 points), France’s Tony Parker (1,104 points), and Germany’s Dirk Nowitzki (1,052 points).