All the latest Mathis Dossou-Yovo news

AS Monaco Basketball won its first-ever Betclic ÉLITE title in June 2026, then collapsed financially within weeks — losing takeover bids from former NBA All-Star Jamal Mashburn and Ronaldinho, getting refused entry into professional basketball, then rejected from France's third tier on September 12, 2026, and now awaiting the outcome of a second CNOSF hearing held September 16, just two days before Nationale 1's season kicks off on September 18, 2026.

The Roca Team faces a paradoxical summer — fresh off a historic quadruple (Supercoupe, Leaders Cup, Coupe de France, and Betclic ELITE championship), AS Monaco Basketball must now reconstruct its roster under a €10 million budget, balancing JFL obligations with international talent while awaiting a critical administrative decision from the FFBB Appeals Chamber.

Recruitment Update — After stepping back from talks with Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot, ASVEL has identified Both Gach as its new primary wing target for 2026-2027. The JL Bourg standout, fresh off a EuroCup title, is drawing interest from multiple EuroLeague clubs, including Partizan Belgrade, putting Villeurbanne in a competitive race.

Betclic ELITE - At the Betclic ELITE break, after 14 rounds, Élie Okobo emerges as the number one favorite in our second MVP Ladder, ahead of Mathis Dossou-Yovo and Nadir Hifi.

Betclic ELITE - After two consecutive seasons where T.J. Shorts reigned supreme, the Californian point guard who left for Panathinaikos leaves vacant the MVP throne of Betclic ELITE. As the season launches, the race appears wide open.

Betclic ELITE - Courted by Cholet and Strasbourg, Mathis Dossou-Yovo is now closer to signing with Nanterre, according to our information. The Paris region club has managed to convince the All-Star center, who seemed closer to joining Cholet until Wednesday.

Betclic ELITE - Mathis Dossou-Yovo is in Cholet Basket's sights to fill Bastien Vautier's departure. The French center, who played for Oldenburg and Paris this season, is also coveted by Strasbourg and Nanterre.