The 2025–26 season was FC Barcelona's 99th in existence, their 60th consecutive season in the top flight of Spanish basketball and 27th consecutive season in the EuroLeague.
In the 2025–26 season, FC Barcelona competed in the Liga ACB, the EuroLeague and the Copa del Rey.
Overview Pre-season At the end of a 2024–25 season marked by injuries, general manager Juan Carlos Navarro announced Joan Peñarroya would remain as head coach for the following season. On 18 June, the club announced Víctor Sada was leaving his role as assistant coach. On July 25, the season's coaching staff was confirmed, with Albert Oliver taking over the vacant post left by Sada.
During the summer, both Joel Parra and Darío Brizuela signed contract extensions linking them to the club until 2028. While the club initially announced Youssoupha Fall would be leaving after his contract expired on June 30, his contract would eventually be extended for one more season on August 19.
American small forward Myles Cale was the first signing of the season on 20 June. He played the previous season for Dolomiti Energia Trento, with notable performances in the EuroCup. Point guard Juani Marcos reached an agreement for his return on 30 June, after spending only one season away with Bàsquet Girona. Georgian power forward Tornike Shengelia was the third addition of the summer, being announced on July 21. Shengelia last played for Virtus Bologna and had previous Liga ACB experience with Baskonia and Valencia. On 23 July, veteran EuroLeague forward Will Clyburn was signed on a two-season deal. Clyburn also played the previous season with Virtus Bologna. On August 22, American power forward Miles Norris was announced as the summer's last addition, previously playing on a two-way contract for the Boston Celtics and the affiliated Maine Celtics.
Unexpectedly, Barcelona announced on 23 June that an agreement had been reached to part ways with star player Jabari Parker, after two seasons at the club. Parker would go on the join Partizan. Several players would leave the team after their contract expired on 30 June, including Justin Anderson and Chimezie Metu. Team captain Álex Abrines announced his retirement on 22 July, after ten seasons at the club, playing 660 games and winning 15 trophies. On August 1, the club announced it was parting ways with center James Nnaji, after he had spent the previous season on loan with Bàsquet Girona and Merkezefendi.
Managerial change After a poor start of the season, with especially negative results in the Liga ACB, the club decided to fire head coach Joan Peñarroya. The decision was announced on November 9, 2025, after an away loss against Bàsquet Girona. Assistant coach Óscar Orellana was named interim coach until a new head coach was appointed. On November 13, 2025, Xavi Pascual was announced as the new head coach, 9 year after his previous stint at the helm of FC Barcelona. Officially taking over the job on November 17, Pascual signed a contract until 2028.
Players Roster
Depth chart
Roster changes In
Out
Pre-season and friendlies Friendly matches
Lliga Catalana de Bàsquet
Competitions Overview
Liga ACB
League table
Results summary
Results by round
Matches
ACB Playoffs
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Finals
EuroLeague
League table
Results summary
Results by round
Matches
EuroLeague Playoffs
Play-in
Copa del Rey
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Individual awards Liga ACB Player of the Round Joel Parra – Round 9 EuroLeague MVP of the Round Tornike Shengelia – Round 8 Will Clyburn – Round 15 Kevin Punter – Round 17, Round 24
MVP of the Month Kevin Punter – December
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