MUNICH (Germany) - The FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 is set to take center stage in Berlin, bringing together 16 nations and many of the biggest stars in the women's game.
For EuroLeague Women fans, there will be plenty of familiar faces to follow throughout the tournament, with a significant number of players set to feature in Europe's premier women's club competition this season.
In total, no fewer than 49 players at the World Cup are on EuroLeague Women rosters for the 2026-27 season, excluding defending champions Fenerbahce Tarfin, whose roster is yet to be officially announced.
Czech powerhouse ZVVZ USK Praha boast the largest contingent with eight players, while Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring and Valencia Basket Club are each represented by six.
So, which World Cup stars will be representing EuroLeague Women clubs once the new campaign gets underway?
The list below is based on confirmed signings for the 2026-27 season, as well as the six players who featured in Fenerbahce's title-winning 2025-26 campaign and haven't moved to a different EuroLeague Women club.
Athinaikos Qualco (GRE)
Victoria Macaulay (Nigeria) Julie Vanloo (Belgium)
Basket Landes (FRA)
Becky Massey (Belgium) Murjanatu Musa (Nigeria) Trinity San Antonio (Puerto Rico)
Beretta Famila Schio (ITA)
Olbis Andre (Italy) Maria Conde (Spain) Jasmine Keys (Italy) Costanza Verona (Italy) Cecilia Zandalasini (Italy)
Casademont Zaragoza (ESP)
Mariona Ortiz (Spain) Veronika Vorackova (Czechia)
DVTK HUNTHERM (HUN)
Nina Aho (Hungary) Veronika Kanyasi (Hungary) Nicole Enabosi (Nigeria)
Emlak Konut (TUR)
Melek Uzunoglu (Türkiye) Pallas Kunaiyi (Nigeria) Reka Lelik (Hungary)
Fenerbahce Tarfin (TUR)*
Julie Allemand (Belgium) Olcay Cakir (Türkiye) Megan Gustafson (Spain) Emma Meesseman (Belgium) Breanna Stewart (USA) Gabby Williams (France)
*Players from 2025-26 roster who haven't joined another EuroLeague Women club for 2026-27
Flammes Carolo Basket (FRA)
Julie Pospisilova (Czechia)
Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring (TUR)
Elif Bayram (Türkiye) Derin Erdogan (Türkiye) Goksen Fitik (Türkiye) Dorka Juhasz (Hungary) Janelle Salaun (France) Sevgi Uzun (Türkiye)
Spar Girona (ESP)
Iyana Martin (Spain) Tilbe Senyurek (Türkiye)
Valencia Basket Club (ESP)
Elizabeth Balogun (Nigeria) Elena Buenavida (Spain) Raquel Carrera (Spain) Alexis Peterson-Smalls (Germany) Helena Pueyo (Spain) Virag Takacs-Kiss (Hungary)
Umana Reyer Venezia (ITA)
Lorela Cubaj (Italy) Francesca Pan (Italy) Francesca Pasa (Italy) Matilde Villa (Italy)
Zabiny Brno (CZE)
Monika Fucikova (Czechia) Paula Ginzo (Spain) Natalie Stoupalova (Czechia) Katerina Zeithammerova (Czechia)
ZVVZ USK Praha (CZE)
Gabriela Andelova (Czechia) Pauline Astier (France) Frieda Buhner (Germany) Maite Cazorla (Spain) Aminata Gueye (France) Katerina Kalna (Czechia) Petra Malikova (Czechia) Migna Toure (France)
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