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France's opening game of the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup comes against Hungary on Friday, September 4, in Berlin, as the No. 2-ranked French look to open Group B play against the tournament's lowest-ranked team while chasing a first World Cup medal since 1953.

France named its 12-player roster for the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup on August 29, 2026, with Gabby Williams and captain Valériane Ayayi leading a squad chasing its first medal since 1953 in Berlin from September 4-13.

Olympiacos is active in the transfer market, particularly regarding Greek players. Bryant Dunston also is set to stay another month.

Sixteen teams, one host city and a Team USA banking on depth to chase a fifth straight title in Berlin, Germany, where the tournament opens September 4 and runs through September 13.

Betclic ELITE - Jaylen Hands joins SIG Strasbourg for the 2026-2027 season. After a complicated 2025-2026 spell between Panionios, Nanjing and Murcia, the American combo-guard will try to find in Betclic ELITE the level that made him the top scorer of the Italian league a year earlier.

France beat Sweden 84-69 in Stockholm on Sunday, August 30, 2026, as Victor Wembanyama outlasted Sweden's Pelle Larsson to push Les Bleus to 7-1 atop Group L in the FIBA Basketball World Cup 2027 European Qualifiers.

Betclic ELITE - AS Monaco Basketball is still waiting for the CNOSF's decision regarding its participation in Betclic ELITE. According to Nice-Matin, this new delay would be explained by the arrival of a major European company, which reportedly took control of the club and committed to bringing in 10 million euros for the 2026-2027 season. At the same time, Benjamin Erisoglu announced his withdrawal from the project.

Giannoulis Larentzakis close to leaving Olympiacos: three-year deal with AEK Athens ready for the Greek guard.

Bercy hosts a blockbuster missing its biggest name, as Victor Wembanyama's France meets Slovenia in Second Round Group L of World Cup qualifying without Luka Doncic in the building.

AS Monaco Basketball defended on Tuesday, August 25 its place in Betclic ELITE before the CNOSF with a project very different from the one still being mentioned a few hours earlier. While a budget of 12.5 million euros was announced in the morning, Nice-Matin now reports a scenario around 6 to 7 million euros, while the club must rebuild almost its entire roster.

François Lamy, general sports manager of JL Bourg, shares his views on the evolution of the European market, the administrative difficulties faced by French clubs, the situation in Monaco, and the arrival of new capital in basketball. The Bourg executive is particularly concerned about the formation of a "speculative bubble" as NBA Europe and EuroLeague prepare a deep transformation of the continental landscape.