Real Madrid Liga Endesa Articles

EuroLeague 2026-2027 tips off in late September with 20 teams, a returning Besiktas Istanbul, a highly anticipated Finals rematch between Olympiacos and Real Madrid, and a Greek derby set to close the regular season on the final day

An incredible earthquake is taking place at Asvel. After Sylvain Francisco, Daniel Theis and Armoni Brooks are ready to say goodbye.

Six years after leaving the NBA, Croatian forward Mario Hezonja is returning to the league. The former Real Madrid star, who shone in EuroLeague this past season, has signed with the Cleveland Cavaliers in NBA free agency 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.

NBA - Croatian forward Mario Hezonja has activated his clause to leave Real Madrid and return to the NBA, despite having a contract with the Spanish club through 2029.

Real Madrid and FC Barcelona have expressed an interest in the British-Nigerian Forward, who played last season in the NBA with the New York Knicks and in the G League.

Liga Endesa - Timothé Luwawu-Cabarrot is joining Real Madrid. The French international, who was the top scorer in the Liga Endesa this season with 18.1 points per game, has reached an agreement in principle for two years with the Spanish capital club, subject to Baskonia's right of first refusal.

After leading Valencia to a historic season, Pedro Martínez is reportedly close to becoming Real Madrid's next head coach. The Spanish giants are said to be willing to pay his release clause to secure his services.

Olympiacos weaponized multiple American scorers and floor generals to solve defensive schemes in real time—a blueprint that exposed Real Madrid's aging core and Valencia's spacing limitations.

EuroLeague Quarterfinals – Valencia Basket's first-ever Final Four qualification owes much to Kameron Taylor's quiet brilliance: 9 points, 7 rebounds, and 5 assists in a dominant 81-64 Game 5 clincher over Panathinaikos, as Pedro Martinez's side completed one of the most dramatic playoff turnarounds in recent EuroLeague history.