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SuperCup - French basketball kicks off its season with the first edition of the LNB SuperCup this weekend (September 20-21) on Roland-Garros' Philippe-Chatrier court. Paris, Monaco, Le Mans and Boulazac face off in a prestigious setting.
Betclic ELITE - Betclic ELITE will again be available on free-to-air French television. Starting September 28, L'Équipe Channel will broadcast one featured game per round on Sundays at 7 PM. The first matchup will be between ASVEL and Nancy.
Betclic ELITE - SLUC Nancy, without Stéphane Gombauld, has signed German-Thai center Martin Breunig for the entire 2025-2026 season.
EuroLeague - Back at Monaco after a suspension and doubts about his future, Mike James has extended until 2027. But the question of his role as captain remains open, while Matthew Strazel has clearly declined this responsibility.
Betclic ELITE - At the Casino de Monaco, AS Monaco held its season-opening press conference: between the arena construction project, securing EuroLeague license and reinforced roster (Nikola Mirotic, Kevarrius Hayes, Nemanja Nedovic, return of Yoan Makoundou, David Michineau), the club aims high after going through significant turbulence this summer.
Presented to the media in Monaco on Tuesday, September 16, Nikola Mirotic discussed his big ambitions in joining Monaco, where he reunites with another unfortunate EuroLeague MVP: Mike James.
Betclic ELITE - Philippe Ausseur confirmed that there will again be a weekly free-to-air Betclic ELITE game. The broadcasting channel remains to be determined, with several parties in discussion.
EuroLeague - With a transfer to Real Madrid deemed too complex, Jordan Loyd has turned to Anadolu Efes Istanbul for the 2025-2026 season. AS Monaco still needs to agree to release him.
Betclic ELITE - Looking for a wing player, Boulazac Basket Dordogne has set its sights on Finnish international Jacob Grandison, who will play Sunday's EuroBasket bronze medal game against Greece.
Betclic ELITE - Hugo Invernizzi could make his return to Limoges CSP, three years after his departure, if the club releases Kenny Baptiste, who has expressed desire to leave according to Le Populaire du Centre.
