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EuroLeague - Sidelined from Monaco's rotation, Donatas Motiejunas is about to find an exit. The Lithuanian big man, initially rumored to join Partizan, is now expected to sign with Red Star Belgrade according to Sportklub.
La Boulangère - In the opening of the 2025-2026 La Boulangère Wonderleague season, Lattes-Montpellier pulled off the game of the night by winning at Charleville-Mézières thanks to Qadashah Hoppie's basket with 3.8 seconds left. Basket Landes, Bourges, Angers and Charnay also started with victories.
Betclic ELITE - Charles Kahudi joins JDA Dijon as reinforcement following Williams Narace's injury. At 39, the former iconic ASVEL captain returns to the club where he first made his name in the top division.
EuroLeague - EuroLeague CEO Paulius Motiejunas put pressure on ASVEL in L'Équipe newspaper. As the club's budget has decreased for two consecutive years, the organization expects a reaction for ASVEL to maintain the level required by its permanent license.
EuroLeague - Expected to be the key signing of the offseason, T.J. Shorts missed his first EuroLeague appearance with Panathinaikos. Despite a very quiet game from the former Paris Basketball point guard, the Greek club beat Bayern Munich (87-79).
Betclic ELITE - In a home upset, Élan Chalon fell to Nanterre (78-86) during the first round of Betclic ELITE. At the Colisée, Elric Delord's men struggled against an uncompromising Paris region defense and catastrophic outside shooting, allowing Nanterre to claim an impressive opening victory.
Betclic ELITE - Frédéric Donnadieu, president of Nanterre 92, shows confidence and enthusiasm before the start of the 2025-2026 Betclic ELITE season, launching this Tuesday evening in Chalon. With Julien Mahé's arrival and the expected breakthrough of local young talent Hugo Yimga-Moukouri, the club is betting on a new cycle mixing experience and youth.
Betclic ELITE - After qualifying for Champions League (BCL), Chalon starts its Betclic ELITE season against Nanterre with an ambitious goal. Their star guard Jeremiah Hill sees his team capable of reaching the Top 4.
EuroLeague - French basketball has never had so many representatives in EuroLeague. 38 French professional players will be involved in the 2025-2026 season, four more than last year.
As of October 6, over 50 locally trained players (LTP) are still without a contract for the 2025-2026 season. Here is the complete list.






























