All the latest Sasha Vezenkov news

Will the 2026-2027 EuroLeague MVP succeed Sasha Vezenkov… or will it still be Sasha Vezenkov? As the season begins, there are plenty of candidates, from regulars Kendrick Nunn and Mike James, to Frenchmen Sylvain Francisco and Nadir Hifi, and several players expected to shine in their new context, like Dzanan Musa, Jean Montero or Jonas Valanciunas.

The EuroLeague SuperCup opens the 2026-27 European season this Friday in Abu Dhabi, with Olympiacos, Fenerbahçe, Real Madrid and Dubai Basketball competing over two days at Etihad Arena. Beyond the first trophy of the season, the tournament offers an early look at four ambitious teams that all underwent significant changes during the summer.

Game 4 of the Esake Finals saw Panathinaikos outlast Olympiacos 93-86, with Kendrick Nunn's efficient scoring and Nigel Hayes-Davis' exhausting defensive effort proving decisive. The Greek powerhouses now head into a winner-take-all Game 5 with the series locked at 2-2.

EuroLeague Playoffs - AS Monaco suffered a disappointing 91-70 defeat to Olympiacos in Game 1 of their quarter-final series, with terrible 3-point shooting and lack of intensity proving costly against the Greek powerhouse at the Peace and Friendship Stadium.

EuroLeague - Olympiacos finishes atop the EuroLeague regular season after their 85-76 victory against Olimpia Milan. This is the third time in four seasons that the Greeks have finished in first place, under the leadership of Giorgos Bartzokas.

EuroLeague Drama - Valencia secured a crucial 85-84 victory over Olympiacos at the Roig Arena, with Sergio de Larrea sinking two decisive free throws in the final seconds to end an eight-game road team winning streak in this matchup and boost their playoff hopes.

EuroLeague Action - Olympiacos bounced back from an early deficit to secure their second consecutive victory at home, with Sasha Vezenkov leading the charge with 20 points and six rebounds in a dominant display against Baskonia.

Performance - The French guard delivered his best EuroLeague performance to date, leading Olympiacos to a commanding 104-87 victory against a shorthanded Fenerbahce side in this postponed Round 14 matchup, keeping the Greek powerhouse firmly in second place.

EuroLeague - Paris Basketball fell to Olympiakos for the second time this season, losing 87-104 at home in a high-scoring affair that brought an end to their three-game winning streak on the European stage.

Double-overtime thriller - Zalgiris overcame an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat Olympiacos 99-94 at Zalgirio Arena, with Sylvain Francisco and Nigel Williams-Goss leading the comeback with 23 points each against Evan Fournier's career-high 32 points.

Greek Basketball - Panathinaikos secured their 22nd Greek Cup trophy with a commanding 79-68 victory over archrival Olympiakos in Saturday's Final-Eight showpiece in Iraklio, with Nigel Hayes-Davis earning MVP honors after an impressive performance.

Greek Cup - Olympiacos dominates AEK Athens (81-67) and qualifies for the Greek Cup semifinals. Vezenkov and Peters shine, but Tyrique Jones' injury worries the Piraeus team.

EuroLeague Drama - The French guard delivered a spectacular buzzer-beater to save Olympiakos from defeat, but the Greek powerhouse ultimately fell to Dubai BC in overtime, ending their impressive nine-game winning streak in a frustrating upset.

EuroLeague - With 21 points off the bench from Evan Fournier, Olympiacos secured a valuable victory against Virtus Bologna on Italian soil. The Greeks improved their record to 10-7 and finished 2025 perfectly before facing their rivals Panathinaikos.

EuroLeague - Olympiakos starts its EuroLeague season well with an away win against Baskonia in a thrilling game. The Reds managed to make the difference in the final moments thanks to a decisive 3-pointer from Thomas Walkup.