MARCH 3, 2025 – HERZOGENAURACH – adidas NextGen EuroLeague reveals its roster for the final qualifying tournament in Belgrade, Serbia, set to take place from March 7 to 9, 2025, following previous rounds in Istanbul, Munich, and Ulm.
The following athletes are competing in the Belgrade qualifying round of adidas NextGen EuroLeague 2025:
- Akram Naji (France)
- Aaron Towo-Nansi (France)
- Bartosz Lazarski (Poland)
- Bruno Randuska (Slovakia)
- Federico Bottelli (Italy)
- Sacha Defoundoux (France)
- Borna Katanovic (Croatia)
- Kaur Tomann (Estonia)
- Ivan Prato (Argentina)
- Thomas Acunzo (Italy)
- Daniil Stolbetskiy (Russia)
- Djorde Gulic (Croatia)
The final round of the tournament will be hosted by Crvena Zvezda Belgrade. The winners of each of the four qualifying rounds will move on to play at the NextGen EuroLeague Finals, which will take place in May at the Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Final Four in Abu Dhabi.
Now in its 23rd edition, adidas NextGen EuroLeague continues to strengthen its ties to Euroleague Basketball as a premier platform showcasing Europe’s top young talent. Serving as a stepping stone for future basketball stars, adidas Next Gen EuroLeague provides a dynamic stage for clubs to display their skills and while offering former EuroLeague players opportunities to transition into coaching to help shape the next generation of talent.
Some of the biggest names in basketball have passed through the competition, including future stars such as Luka Doncic (Dallas Mavericks), Victor Wembanyama (San Antonio Spurs), Kristaps Porzingis (Boston Celtics), Domantas Sabonis (Sacramento Kings), Milos Teodosic (Red Star), Vasilije Micic (Charlotte Hornets), Nikola Mirotic (Olimpia Milano), among others.
