The Euroleague and Betclic Elite schedules have been announced for the Roca Team, which now knows the order of its upcoming opponents. Let’s take a look at the most important periods for Monaco in the upcoming season.
While the transfer market for the Roca Team is still ongoing, the schedules for the Euroleague and Betclic Elite for the 2025-2026 season have been released. On the agenda: challenging months, matches where there is no room for mistakes, and a string of difficult games. Let’s take a look at the most crucial moments awaiting AS Monaco Basket in the upcoming season.
A Serious Start to the Season
The Roca Team’s season will start on September 20, with the Supercup match against Boulazac. A new competition, held at the Roland-Garros site, will span two days (until September 21).
The Betclic Elite season for Monaco will officially begin a week later (September 27), with an initial away game at Portel. It’s a match to be taken seriously, especially since in early October, the Roca Team will play its first two Euroleague games. The first against Zalgiris Kaunas and the second against Dubai Basketball, the new club of Mam Jaiteh. Two home games to kick off the European season.
The Monegasques will need to maintain their seriousness throughout October. On the agenda are six high-intensity away games. They will notably face Paris Basketball, the reigning French champion, and ASVEL. As well as Milan and Olympiacos in the Euroleague.
Also not to be overlooked: the trip to Belgrade to face both Partizan and Red Star within two days (November 11 and 13). During these first two months, the Roca Team must avoid pitfalls and already make significant impacts in each league.
The Transition from December to January: Matches to Win
The end of the year could also be tricky for Vassilis Spanoulis’s players. Between December 20 and 30, six matches, including two Euroleague clashes against Real Madrid and Barcelona, two powerhouses. In Betclic Elite, Monaco will play at Cholet, a tough team that finished fourth in the first half of the 2024-2025 championship.
The return to competition in January 2026 also promises to be significant, with two Euroleague matches, against Partizan Belgrade and at Valencia. Not to mention the rest of the month, with a European duel against Paris Basketball and a trip to Madrid. Six Euroleague games out of a total of ten in January. A crucial period during which the Roca Team must win as many games as possible.
March-April: Critical Months for the End of the Season
In March, the menu for Monaco will be loaded: Fenerbahçe, Cholet, Olympiacos, Anadolu Efes Istanbul, Milan, and Panathinaikos. Two months before the end of the regular season, the Roca Team will need to step up their game to push their limits. A decisive month to secure access to the various play-offs.
Teammates of Matthew Strazel will also be busy at the start of April: double confrontation against ASVEL, a match against Barcelona. A packed and challenging end to the season, where Monaco must absolutely avoid mistakes.
For a comprehensive view of the year’s matches, the Euroleague and Betclic Elite schedules can be found on the AS Monaco Basket website.
