Cyber Euroleague 2025–26: Full Lineup Confirmed
- Euroleague
- Aug 3
- 2 min read
🔥 Cyber Euroleague 2025–26: Full Lineup Confirmed as Title Race Heats Up
The 2025–26 Cyber Euroleague season is officially locked in—and it’s shaping up to be the most exciting edition yet. With the exact same 20 clubs as in the real-life Euroleague featured, fans will experience the most authentic virtual basketball league in existence, powered by NBA2K26.
Backed by Fantazi Masteri, Sofascore.com, and Sportal.rs as official media partners, and in advanced negotiations with a major international brand as main sponsor, the season is poised for unmatched visibility and credibility.
👑 Vujasinovic Eyes 3rd Title as Valaitis Defends Crown
Luka Vujasinovic, the most successful gamer in Cyber Euroleague history with two titles—both earned with Crvena Zvezda—returns for another campaign, now controlling Real Madrid. His veteran presence makes Los Blancos an instant title favorite.
Meanwhile, Martynas Valaitis, last season’s champion with Panathinaikos, will lead AS Monaco, switching clubs but bringing championship pedigree.
📊 Ivan Trbuskovic Leads CEL Rankings Into New Campaign
Panathinaikos is now in the hands of Ivan Trbuskovic, who currently sits at the top of the Cyber Euroleague Rankings (CEL). These rankings aggregate gamer performance over the last three seasons, similar to real Euroleague’s official team rankings. His consistency and dominance place him firmly among the elite heading into the new year.
🏀 Format – Mirroring the Real Euroleague
The 2025–26 season will follow the exact format of the real-life Euroleague:
38 regular season games
2 games per week
Top 8 advance to the Playoffs
Bottom 3 teams after the regular season are automatically relegated to the Cyber Eurocup
Season start projected for mid October 2025
This year introduces an even more competitive environment with relegation stakes, ensuring every game matters from opening tip-off to the playoff chase.
🌍 Full Gamer Lineup for Cyber Euroleague 2025–26
With international gamers representing all 20 real-life Euroleague clubs, here’s the confirmed gamer-club pairing:
Anadolu Efes – Nerijus Jakubauskas 🇱🇹
AS Monaco – Martynas Valaitis 🇱🇹
Baskonia – Dejan Raicevic 🇲🇪
Bayern Munich – Bora Kolday 🇹🇷
Crvena Zvezda – Ives Atienza 🇵🇭
Dubai BC – Nikola Tasic 🇷🇸
Olimpia Milano – Bryant Dunston 🇺🇸
FC Barcelona – Mantas Tamosauskas 🇱🇹
Fenerbahce – Kai Schallenberg 🇩🇪
Hapoel Tel Aviv – Lorenzo Petrini 🇮🇹
LDLC ASVEL – Ruslan Vlasov 🇷🇺
Maccabi Tel Aviv – Jannick Hüttenberger 🇩🇪
Olympiacos – Giannis Moscholios 🇬🇷
Panathinaikos – Ivan Trbuskovic 🇷🇸
Paris – Rijad Smailovic 🇷🇸
Partizan – Rijad Smailovic 🇷🇸
Virtus Bologna – Uros Rakic 🇷🇸
Real Madrid – Luka Vujasinovic 🇷🇸
Valencia – Veljko Komlos 🇷🇸
Zalgiris Kaunas – Rokas Vaitkevicius 🇱🇹
🌐 A New Era of Cyber Basketball
With weekly games streamed live and on-demand on YouTube.com/@cybereuroleague and key coverage on sportal.rs Youtube channel, this season promises full transparency,
drama, and media engagement.
The presence of real-life professionals like Bryant Dunston, combined with eBasketball icons such as Nikola Tasic, Luka Vujasinovic, Ivan Trbuskovic, Kai Schallenberg, Martynas Valaitis an and many more, but also rising stars such as Jannick Hüttenberger, Bora Kolday and others, creates a dynamic cast of elite competitors.
