Giorgos Kyriakidis

That blunt, pragmatic voice came through in full in a recent BasketNews interview after ASVEL's road swing to Athens. Poupet answered every question with the same balance: realistic, sometimes wry, never dramatic.

Every EuroLeague season brings its share of early surprises — players who didn't just take a step forward, but an entire leap.

After two decades of helping Finland climb from basketball obscurity to global relevance, Hanno Mottola is ready for his next challenge — one that takes him across the Atlantic but not too far from his basketball ideals.

Olympiacos Piraeus entered Friday night under real pressure.

AS Monaco entered the 2025–26 season with their window to compete for European basketball's highest prize wide open.

Olympiacos Piraeus didn't even get the chance to find out how far Keenan Evans could take them.

On a drizzly Thursday night in Paris, Pedro Martinez walked into the empty press room at the Adidas Arena, took one look at the vacant chairs, and did something maddeningly simple: he said the score and left.

For about 25 minutes, Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens flirted with the kind of danger that usually punishes EuroLeague contenders who try to win games on offensive talent alone.

Paris Basketball president David Kahn discusses NBA Europe's uncertain future, EuroLeague governance debates, Paris' business-first strategy, major

When Nao Okamoto talks about the B.LEAGUE's future, he speaks in numbers, projects and a steady pragmatism that feels very Japanese.