MUNICH (Germany) - The 2026-27 EuroLeague Women Regular Season will showcase players and coaches from 33 different countries across 16 clubs. France leads the representation with 44 individuals, followed by Türkiye with 27 and Spain with 22.

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Notably, Tango Bourges Basket, Emlak Konut, and Valencia Basket Club each have 12 representatives from their home nations, while Kibirkstis-TOKS includes 11 players and coaches from Lithuania.

Games can be viewed through local broadcast partners and the official YouTube channel of EuroLeague Women.

The following is a list of players and coaches by nationality:

- **Australia**: Lauren Scherf (KKZ Crvena Zvezda)

- **Azerbaijan**: Brianna Fraser (ZVVZ USK Praha) - naturalized

- **Belgium**: Numerous players including Julie Vanloo (Athinaikos Qualco) and Emma Meesseman (Fenerbahce Tarfin)

- **Bosnia and Herzegovina**: Andjela Delic (CS Rapid Bucuresti), Kamiah Smalls (Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring) - naturalized

- **Canada**: Niyah Becker (Kibirkstis-TOKS), Cassandre Prosper (ZVVZ USK Praha)

- **Chile**: Ziomara Morrison (CS Rapid Bucuresti)

- **Croatia**: Matea Tadic (AZS UMCS Lublin)

- **Czechia**: Multiple players from ZVVZ USK Praha

- **Finland**: Awak Kuier (Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring)

- **France**: A significant contingent from Basket Landes, Fenerbahce Tarfin, and others

- **Germany**: Luisa Geiselsoder (Fenerbahce Tarfin), Alexis Peterson (Valencia Basket Club)

- **Great Britain**: Savannah Wilkinson (KKZ Crvena Zvezda)

- **Greece**: Several players including Dionysia Alexandri and Antigoni Chairistanidou from Athinaikos Qualco

- **Hungary**: Reka Lelik (Emlak Konut), Dorka Juhasz (Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring)

- **Israel**: Yarden Garzon (Casademont Zaragoza)

- **Italy**: Multiple players from Beretta Famila Schio

- **Lithuania**: A large group from Kibirkstis-TOKS

- **Nigeria**: Victoria Macaulay (Athinaikos Qualco)

- **Poland**: Several players from Lotto AZS UMCS Lublin

- **Turkey**: Various players from Emlak Konut and Fenerbahce Tarfin

- **USA**: Notable names include Alexis Prince (Athinaikos Qualco) and Natasha Howard (Galatasaray Cagdas Faktoring)

The list includes numerous other countries, illustrating the international diversity of the competition.

This season promises to deliver exciting games as teams vie for supremacy in European women's basketball.