By Johnny Askounis/ info@eurohoops.net
The Basketball Champions League continues to witness intense activity as teams across the continent aggressively solidify their rosters for the upcoming 2026–27 campaign.
A major organizational transition highlights the landscape in Czechia, where a monumental merger between domestic powerhouses Nymburk and Slavia has yielded the unified entity Slavia Prague ERA NBK. Preparing to compete in Group G of the Regular Season, the newly formed club has secured a powerful core of returning talent to signal its ambitions. On Monday, 34-year-old Jaromir Bohacik emerged as the latest confirmation of this roster continuity. He will be flanked by the respective captains of the pre-merger clubs, 36-year-old Vojtech Hruban and 22-year-old Radovan Mrazek, alongside 33-year-old Martin Kriz. To complement this seasoned leadership with dynamic perimeter scoring, the management has also finalized the strategic signing of 26-year-old guard Ronaldo Segu.
On Tuesday, offseason decisions in Belgium saw Windrose Giants Antwerp execute a flurry of roster movements to reinforce their rotation for a challenging assignment in Group C. The BNXT League champions confirmed that 25-year-old Enoch Cheeks will remain with the lineup for the upcoming season, headlining a reliable returning group that features 35-year-old Kevin Tumba, 25-year-old Niels de Ridder, 31-year-old Vincent Kesteloot, and 19-year-old Letto Van Drom. Seeking to inject fresh depth into the unit, the squad, guided by head coach Roel Moors, also announced the acquisition of 26-year-old Noel Coleman.
Further east, CSM CSU Raiffeisen Oradea advanced their own preparations as they brace for the tournament’s grueling Qualification Rounds. The Romanian outfit prioritized long-term development and internal stability by securing the commitment of two promising young talents, 21-year-old Marian Schmidt on Tuesday and 17-year-old Andrei Topai on Wednesday.
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