The 2026–27 season is FC Barcelona's 100th in existence, their 61st consecutive season in the top flight of Spanish basketball and 28th consecutive season in the EuroLeague.
In the 2026–27 season, FC Barcelona competed in the Liga ACB, the EuroLeague and the Supercopa.
Overview Pre-season Before the end of the 2025–26 season, coach Xavi Pascual announced he would be leaving the club in the summer. On July 14, the club officially announced Pascual's departure after the activation of his contract's release clause. On July 22, Slovenian coach Aleksander Sekulić was announced as the team's new head coach. On August 7, the club announced Jurica Žuža, Jernej Valentinčič and Marc Estany, the assistant coaches who completed Sekulić's staff with Rafa Martínez and Xavier Beltran remaining in their previous roles.
On July 31, the club announced Barcelona legend Juan Carlos Navarro would be stepping away from his role as sporting director to become an ambassador and mentor for Barcelona's basketball section. On August 3, Xevi Pujol was announced as the club's new sporting director, after previously experiences with Manresa and Baskonia.
As he had announced before the end of the previous season, veteran center Jan Veselý retired from professional basketball during the summer. On June 30, the club announced the departure of several players after the expiration of their contract, including Myles Cale, Miles Norris and Willy Hernangómez. Team captain Tomáš Satoranský was also among the departing players, ending his second spell with Barcelona. Point guard Juani Marcos also left the club after reaching a mutual agreement to terminate his contract. On July 2, the departure of Youssoupha Fall and Nicolás Laprovíttola was announced after the expiration of their contracts. On July 4, the club announced Will Clyburn was also leaving the team after the release clause on the player's contract was triggered. On August 6, the club announced power forward Tornike Shengelia had activated his contract's release clause and would therefore be leaving Barcelona.
On July 12, Finnish power forward Olivier Nkamhoua was announced as the first addition to the squad, signing on a two-season deal. On July 13, American point guard Justin Robinson was announced as the second signing also on a two-season deal. American-born naturalized Slovenian center Josh Nebo was the third addition on July 15, signing until 2029. On July 16, American-born naturalized Bulgarian point guard Umoja Gibson was announced as the summer's fourth addition, signing a two-season deal. On July 17, former academy player Agustín Ubal signed on a three-season deal, returning to Barcelona after leaving in 2024. Nigerian-American swingman Stanley Umude signed a two-season deal on July 21. On July 23, Polish center Aleksander Balcerowski signed on a two-season contract. Tyrese Martin, an American swingman with NBA experience was announced on July 24, signing a one-season contract. British power forward Tosan Evbuomwan was announced after signing a two-season deal on July 27. On August 22, the club announced the signing of French forward Yoan Makoundou on a two-season contract. On September 1, Dominican-American forward Justin Minaya was announced on a two-season contract.
After the major roster overhaul during the off-season, Kevin Punter was named team captain on September 4. He became the second American to ever fulfill the role, after Norman Carmichael in the 1970s.
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
EuroLeague
League table
Results summary
Results by round
Matches
Supercopa de España
Semifinals
Final
Individual awards Liga ACB Player of the Round Olek Balcerowski – Round 1
Notes
References
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