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MUNICH (Germany) – Basketball supporters from the 24 nations playing at FIBA EuroBasket 2025 will be glued to their screens to see how their beloved teams perform in Europe’s flagship event.
But this continental championship will also draw great interest from NBA fans, with a total of 18 NBA franchises represented among the rosters of the EuroBasket participants in Riga, Katowice, Limassol and Tampere.
Which country has the most NBA players?
NBA players playing in FIBA EuroBasket 2025
The Atlanta Hawks, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic and Washington Wizards all have three of their players in the event with two Magic players playing for Germany – Tristan Da Silva and Franz Wagner; and two Wizards talents suiting up for France – Bilal Coulibaly and Alex Sarr.
The Denver Nuggets have two stars at EuroBasket – Serbian Nikola Jokic and Jonas Valanciunas of Lithuania – while the Utah Jazz are represented by Finland’s Lauri Markkanen and Jusuf Nurkic of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Here is a look at which EuroBasket players play for which NBA teams.
Atlanta Hawks
Kristaps Porzingis (Latvia)
Zaccharie Risacher (France)
Vit Krejci (Czechia)
Boston Celtics
Neemias Queta (Portugal)
Chicago Bulls
Nikola Vucevic (Montenegro)
Denver Nuggets
Nikola Jokic (Serbia)
Jonas Valanciunas (Lithuania)
Houston Rockets
Alperen Sengun (Türkiye)
Los Angeles Clippers
Bogdan Bogdanovic (Serbia)
Los Angeles Lakers
Luka Doncic (Slovenia)
Memphis Grizzlies
Santi Aldama (Memphis Grizzlies)
Miami Heat
Simone Fontecchio (Italy)
Nikola Jovic (Serbia)
Pelle Larsson (Sweden)
Milwaukee Bucks
Giannis Antetokounmpo (Greece)
New York Knicks
Guerschon Yabusele (France)
Orlando Magic
Franz Wagner (Germany)
Tristan Da Silva (Germany)
Goga Bitadze (Georgia)
Philadelphia 76ers
Adem Bona (Türkiye)
Portland Trail Blazers
Deni Avdija (Israel)
Sacramento Kings
Dennis Schroder (Germany)
Toronto Raptors
Sandro Mamukelashvili (Georgia)
Utah Jazz
Lauri Markkanen (Finland)
Jusuf Nurkic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Washington Wizards
Alex Sarr (France)
Bilal Coulibaly (France)
Tristan Vukcevic (Serbia)
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