We bring you the 22nd annual edition of the Eurobasket.com European Awards! It was another thrilling year in European basketball, marked by intense competitions in the EuroLeague, EuroCup, national leagues, and the FIBA EuroBasket 2025 tournament. Standout performances came from both established stars and emerging talents, with memorable moments like Germany's dominant run to the EuroBasket title and Panathinaikos' continued success in club play. As always, these awards recognize excellence across the continent.
Note on Eligibility: The All-Europe selections include only players who competed in European leagues during the 2024-25 and early 2025-26 seasons (encompassing both European natives and import players). The All-Europeans categories are limited to players of European nationality, regardless of whether they played in Europe, the NBA, or elsewhere in 2025
All-Europe Awards
These awards honor the top performers in European club basketball, including imports who made significant impacts.
All-Europe Player of the Year:
Kendrick Nunn (194-SG-1995) of Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens (USA). Nunn followed up his strong debut season by leading Panathinaikos to another deep EuroLeague run, earning MVP honors with explosive scoring and clutch plays. He averaged around 20 points and 5 assists per game in key competitions.
All-Europe Point Guard of the Year:
Jared Harper (178-PG-1997) of JL Bourg (USA). Harper's dynamic playmaking propelled his team to EuroCup success, earning him Player of the Year in that competition with high-scoring outputs and assist totals
All-Europe Player of the Year:
Kendrick Nunn (194-SG-1995) of Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens (USA). His versatility and scoring prowess made him a standout at the position once again.
All-Europe Small Forward of the Year:
Nigel Hayes-Davis (6'8''-F-1994) of Fenerbahce Beko (USA). Hayes-Davis continued his dominance with efficient scoring and defensive contributions in the EuroLeague.
All-Europe Power Forward of the Year:
Aleksandar Vezenkov (204-PF-1995) of Olympiacos Piraeus (Bulgaria). Vezenkov's return to Europe was marked by consistent double-doubles and monthly MVP nods in the EuroLeague.
All-Europe Center of the Year:
Walter Tavares (220-C-1992) of Real Madrid (Cape Verde). The towering rim protector dominated the paint with elite blocking and rebounding, anchoring Real Madrid's defense and earning All-EuroLeague Second Team honors.
All-Europe Coach of the Year: Ergin Ataman of Panathinaikos of Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens (Turkey). Ataman's tactical brilliance shone not only in club play but also on the international stage, where he guided Turkey to a silver medal at EuroBasket 2025 and earned Best Coach honors there.
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Player of the Year:
Kendrick Nunn (194-SG-1995) of Panathinaikos
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Point Guard of the Year:
Jared Harper (178-PG-1997) of H.Jerusalem
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Shooting Guard of the Year:
Kendrick Nunn (194-SG-1995) of Panathinaikos
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Small Forward of the Year:
Nigel Hayes-Davis (6'8''-F-1994) of Phoenix S.
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Power Forward of the Year:
Aleksandar Vezenkov (204-PF-1995) of Olympiacos
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Center of the Year:
Walter Tavares (220-C-1992) of Real Madrid
Eurobasket.com All-Europe Coach of the Year:
Ergin Ataman of Panathinaikos
First Team
Jared Harper (178-PG-1997) of H.Jerusalem
Kendrick Nunn (194-SG-1995) of Panathinaikos
Nigel Hayes-Davis (6'8''-F-1994) of Phoenix S.
Aleksandar Vezenkov (204-PF-1995) of Olympiacos
Walter Tavares (220-C-1992) of Real Madrid
Second Team
Facundo Campazzo (181-PG-1991) of Real Madrid
Kevin Punter (193-SG-1993) of Barca
Dzanan Musa (205-G/F-1999) of Dubai
Nikola Mirotic (208-PF-1991) of Monaco
Nikola Milutinov (213-C-1994) of Olympiacos
Honorable Mention
Mike James (185-PG-1990) of Monaco
Chima Moneke (198-PF-1995) of Crvena zvezda
Jan Vesely (210-C-1990) of Barca
Guerschon Yabusele (6'8''-PF-1995) of NY Knicks
Jerian Grant (196-G-1992) of Panathinaikos
Joel Bolomboy (205-C-1994) of Crvena zvezda
Carsen Edwards (183-SG-1998) of Virtus BO
Wade Baldwin IV (193-PG-1996) of Fenerbahce
Kostas Mitoglou (210-F/C-1996) of Panathinaikos
Frank Bartley IV (191-G-1994) of AEK
Cedi Osman (203-SF-1995) of Panathinaikos
All-Europeans Awards
These awards focus exclusively on players of European nationality, including those shining in the NBA and other global leagues, as well as in Europe.
All-Europeans Player of the Year:
Nikola Jokic (7'0''-C-1995) of Denver Nuggets (Serbia). Jokic's all-around brilliance in the NBA, combined with his leadership for Serbia at EuroBasket 2025, solidified his status as Europe's top talent.
All-Europeans Point Guard of the Year:
Luka Doncic (6'7''-G-1999) of Dallas Mavericks (Slovenia). Doncic's scoring, playmaking, and international heroics at EuroBasket made him the premier guard.
All-Europeans Shooting Guard of the Year:
Bogdan Bogdanovic (6'6''-SG-1992) of Atlanta Hawks (Serbia). Bogdanovic's sharpshooting and consistency in the NBA earned him the nod.
All-Europeans Small Forward of the Year:
Franz Wagner (6'10''-F-2001) of Orlando Magic (Germany). Wagner's breakout NBA season and key role in Germany's EuroBasket victory highlighted his rise.
All-Europeans Power Forward of the Year:
Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'11''-F-1994) of Milwaukee Bucks (Greece). Antetokounmpo's dominant NBA stats (over 30 points, 11 rebounds) and All-Star Five selection at EuroBasket underscored his excellence.
All-Europeans Player of the Year:
Nikola Jokic (7'0''-C-1995) of Denver Nuggets (Serbia).
Eurobasket.com All-Europeans Player of the Year:
Nikola Jokic (7'0''-C-1995) of Denver N.
Eurobasket.com All-Europeans Point Guard of the Year:
Luka Doncic (6'7''-G-1999) of LA Lakers
Eurobasket.com All-Europeans Shooting Guard of the Year:
Bogdan Bogdanovic (6'6''-SG-1992) of LA Clippers
Eurobasket.com All-Europeans Small Forward of the Year:
Franz Wagner (6'10''-F-2001) of Orlando M.
Eurobasket.com All-Europeans Power Forward of the Year:
Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'11''-F-1994) of Milwaukee B.
Eurobasket.com All-Europeans Center of the Year:
Nikola Jokic (7'0''-C-1995) of Denver N.
First Team
Luka Doncic (6'7''-G-1999) of LA Lakers
Bogdan Bogdanovic (6'6''-SG-1992) of LA Clippers
Franz Wagner (6'10''-F-2001) of Orlando M.
Giannis Antetokounmpo (6'11''-F-1994) of Milwaukee B.
Nikola Jokic (7'0''-C-1995) of Denver N.
Second Team
Dennis Schroder (6'1''-PG-1993) of Sacramento K.
Deni Avdija (6'9''-F-2001) of Portland TB
Lauri Markkanen (7'0''-F/C-1997) of Utah Jazz
Victor Wembanyama (7'3''-C/F-2004) of San Antonio S.
Domantas Sabonis (6'10''-PF-1996) of Sacramento K.
Honorable Mention
Alperen Sengun (6'11''-C-2002) of Houston R.
Nikola Vucevic (7'0''-PF-1990) of Chicago B.
Kristaps Porzingis (7'3''-C/F-1995) of Atlanta H.
Rudy Gobert (7'1''-C-1992) of Minnesota T.
Moritz Wagner (6'11''-F/C-1997) of Orlando M.
Santiago Aldama (7'0''-F/C-2001) of Memphis G.
Isaiah Hartenstein (7'0''-C/F-1998) of OKC Thunder
Jusuf Nurkic (7'0''-C-1994) of Utah Jazz
Goga Bitadze (7'0''-C/F-1999) of Orlando M.
Jeremy Sochan (6'8''-F-2003) of San Antonio S.