BERLIN (Germany) - The FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 will see the best players on the planet heading to the prestigious event looking to inspire their respective teams as they battle it out in pursuit of the famous trophy.
Taking place in Berlin, Germany, we're tracking all the latest squad and roster announcements ahead of the big show, which takes place September 4-13.
Australia
To be announced
Belgium
To be announced
China
To be announced
Czechia
Eliska Hamzova, Katerina Zeithammerova, Gabriela Andelova, Eliska Brejchova, Monika Fucikova, Petra Holesinska, Valentyna Kadlecova, Aneta Kytlicova, Petra Malikova, Julie Pospisilova, Veronika Vorackova, Emma Cechova, Nela Netkova, Julia Reisingerova, Natalie Stoupalova, Lucie Svatonova (Announcement)
France
To be announced
Germany
To be announced
Hungary
Nina Aho, Tyra Aho, Barbara Angyal, Dominika Baa, Julia Boros, Reka Dombai, Panka Dul, Livia Gereben, Kinga Josepovits, Dorka Juhasz, Veronika Kanyasi, Lili Krasovec, Sara Laczko, Reka Lelik, Melinda Miklos, Eszter Ratkai, Zsuzsanna Sitku, Agnes Studer, Judit Szeki-Barnai, Greta Szucs, Virag Takacs-Kiss, Frank Toth, Agnes Torok, Yvonne Turner, Aliz Varga (Announcement)
Italy
To be announced
Japan
Maki Takada, Ramu Tokashiki, Yuki Miyazawa, Saki Hayashi, Stephanie Mawuli, Mai Yamamoto, Norika Konno, Anri Hoshi, Nanako Todo, Aika Hirashita, Azusa Asahina, Minami Yabu, Nanumi Tsuno, Kokoro Tanaka, Otoha Goto (Announcement)
Korea
Heji An, Isaem Choi, Yeeun Heo, Yusun Hong, An Jin, Leeseul Kang, Yoolim Kang, Haeran Lee, Sohee Lee, Jihyun Park, Sohee Park, Jisu Park, Hyun Jeong (Announcement)
Mali
To be announced
Nigeria
To be announced
Puerto Rico
To be announced
Spain
To be announced
Türkiye
To be announced
USA
To be announced
Rosters displayed on this page have been extracted from information made public by the relevant National Member Federations but do not necessarily correspond to the rosters that will play in the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026.
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