By Johnny Askounis/ info@eurohoops.net
The BKT EuroCup market is heating up rapidly as ambitious clubs across the continent aggressively reshape their rosters for the upcoming 2026–27 season, headlined by marquee coaching changes and high-profile player acquisitions. Slask Wroclaw made a massive statement of intent by appointing veteran Israeli tactician Danny Franco to a long-term deal to revive the competitive fortunes of the Polish powerhouse.
Meanwhile, Bahcesehir Koleji secured critical roster continuity by officially retaining star big Trevion Williams, confirming the roster news previously reported by Eurohoops, while simultaneously reinforcing their backcourt by extending national team point guard Kenan Sipahi. These sweeping roster overhauls are surging throughout Europe, with Buducnost VOLI successfully securing explosive Panamanian combo guard Iverson Molinar from rivals U-BT Cluj-Napoca to inject instant scoring power.
Frontcourts are similarly receiving significant structural upgrades across major leagues. Turk Telekom finalized a deal to land the experienced big Tim Schneider following his recent stint in Japan, while German representatives Rostock Seawolves added versatile Estonian forward Artur Konontsuk to bolster their interior depth. Simultaneously, movement in the backcourt saw Polish guard Lukasz Kolenda depart Rostock to sign a lucrative two-year contract with ACB outfit Kids&Us Manresa, bringing a verified perimeter threat to Spain.
In other notable moves, Cedevita Olimpija injected athletic youth into their perimeter rotation by signing Brandon Murray, and Tofas added elite physicality to the paint by securing center Jamuni McNeace. Defensively, Dolomiti Energia Trento locked down premier rim protector Selom Mawugbe with a contract extension. Finally, Lithuania’s Siauliai completely revamped their interior rotation under head coach Darius Songaila, extending Dovydas Romancenko and signing physical veterans Erikas Venskus and Tauras Jogela in incredibly busy days for the second tier of Euroleague Basketball.
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