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Real Madrid

Clubs · EuroLeague · Spain

Real Madrid play the 2026–27 EuroLeague with a 17-man squad from 9 countries, 4 of them from Spain. Below: the full roster, then 57 former players whose careers we follow and 10 Final Four starting fives.

Real Madrid roster 2026–27

#PlayerPosNationalityHeightBorn
1Nick Smith Jr.GUSA188 cm2004
2Maksym ShulgaFUkraine193 cm2002
3Timothe Luwawu-CabarrotFFrance198 cm1995
4Jaime PradillaFSpain205 cm2001
6Alberto AbaldeGSpain202 cm1995
7Facundo CampazzoGArgentina178 cm1991
8Chuma OkekeFUSA201 cm1998
9Gabriele ProcidaGItaly198 cm2002
12Theo MaledonGFrance193 cm2001
14Gabriel DeckFArgentina198 cm1995
16Usman GarubaFSpain203 cm2002
20Mikael JantunenFFinland203 cm2000
22Edy TavaresCCape Verde220 cm1992
23Sergio LlullGSpain190 cm1987
24Andres FelizGDominican Republic186 cm1997
30Damian JonesCUSA211 cm1995
33Olivier SarrCFrance208 cm1999

The squad in numbers

The tallest is Edy Tavares at 220 cm. The youngest is Nick Smith Jr. (born 2004) and the most experienced Sergio Llull (born 1987). Beyond Spain, the squad draws most on France (3), USA (3) and Argentina (2). Facundo Campazzo, Gabriel Deck and Usman Garuba are back for another spell at the club.

Final Four starting fives

The Complete the Five archive holds 10 Final Four starting fives for Real Madrid, 3 of them title winners (2015, 2018 and 2023). It covers the Final Fours of 2002 to 2025 (2020 was cancelled).

2024

2023 · champions 🏆

2022

2019

2018 · champions 🏆

2017

2015 · champions 🏆

2014

2013

2011

Can you name them with one missing? That is Complete the Five.

Non-active players filed under Real Madrid

Players no longer on a EuroLeague roster whom the games file under Real Madrid, usually the club they are best known for. From all-time greats to last season's departures, they are the answers in the Non-active modes.

More former players

Every other career in the Euroball database that passed through Real Madrid, most recent first, with the years at the club and, for those still playing in the EuroLeague or EuroCup, where they are now.

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Rosters are as of the start of the 2026–27 season, checked against the official EuroLeague rosters; transfers since then are not reflected. Spotted a mistake? Send a correction.

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