New Series Coming! We’re highlighting the top French talent every week with our Top Performers series, covering players at every stage of development: 🇫🇷 U21 French League 🇫🇷 INSEP Standouts in NM1 🇫🇷 Pro Level Performers 🇺🇸 French Prospects in JUCO & NCAA Each week, we’ll feature the Top 3 performers in every category. Our mission: provide real exposure to French players—from youth to pro, in France and abroad. Stay tuned. 🔍✨ #FrenchProspects #Scouting #Basketball

France won

France leading at halftime really impressed by ahmadou fall intensity and Sohan boungo toughness !!

Friendly game France vs ivoiry coast u17 !

🇫🇷🏀 Marc-Owen Fodzo Dada joins our Director of Scouting, @jdogbo , for an in-depth conversation on his journey, progression, Treviso Eurocamp experience, and goals moving forward. Full interview 🎥👇

🇫🇷 Marc-Owen Fodzo Dada was outstanding in Game 2 at Adidas Eurocamp against the NBL Next Stars. Despite the loss, the 6’3” guard was one of the best players on the floor, finishing with 21 points, 3 rebounds, 4 assists, and 2 steals in just under 22 minutes. He was extremely efficient, shooting 8/12 from the field, 2/3 from three, and 3/3 from the free-throw line. Fodzo Dada consistently put pressure on the defense with his aggressive drives to the basket, showed confidence knocking down perimeter shots, and handled the ball effectively against pressure. His athleticism, pace, and ability to impact the game on both ends continued to stand out. At 6’3” with a reported 6’11” wingspan, the 2006-born guard continues to turn heads in Treviso and is emerging as one of the top performers of the camp. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 📊 21 PTS | 4 AST | 3 REB | 2 STL 🎯 8/12 FG | 2/3 3PT | 3/3 FT 👀 Stock rising. #AdidasEurocamp #Eurocamp #BasketballScouting #NBADraft #FIBA 🇫🇷

🇫🇷 Oscar Wembanyama was highly efficient in his first game at Adidas Eurocamp against Team World. The 6’9” wing (2007) showcased impressive agility and mobility for his size, operating comfortably on the perimeter while displaying a smooth shooting stroke and solid ball-handling ability. His versatility stood out throughout the game, impacting the floor without forcing the action. While many know him as the younger brother of Victor Wembanyama, Oscar is continuing to carve out his own identity with his skill set, feel for the game, and positional versatility. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 📏 6’9” Wing | 2007 👀 A prospect worth keeping a close eye on. #AdidasEurocamp #Eurocamp #BasketballScouting #FIBA #NBADraft 🇫🇷

🇫🇷 Marc Owen Fodzo Dada delivered a very solid performance in his first game at Adidas Eurocamp against Team World. The 6’3” point guard (2006) made his presence felt on both ends of the floor, applying constant pressure defensively while bringing energy and intensity throughout the game. Offensively, he attacked the rim aggressively, putting the defense on its heels, and showed good playmaking instincts by consistently finding open teammates. Fodzo Dada displayed the toughness, pace, and two-way impact that made him a contributor for Nancy in the Betclic Élite this season. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 📏 6’3” PG | 2006 🏀 Nancy (Betclic Élite) 👀 Strong opening statement at camp. #AdidasEurocamp #Eurocamp #BasketballScouting #FIBA #NBADraft 🇫🇷🏀

🇫🇷 Maxence Lemoine was arguably the best player on the floor for his team against the Next Stars at Adidas Eurocamp, despite the loss. The 6’2 floor general showcased a high-level feel for the game, consistently displaying his court vision and ability to create opportunities for teammates. Lemoine also impressed with his shot creation, operating effectively in the half court and getting to his spots. His ability to attack the basket and make plays off the dribble kept the defense under pressure throughout the game. A poised lead guard who continues to stand out with his decision-making and offensive versatility. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 📊 2007-born PG

🇫🇷 Kylian Mpete continued to impress in Game 2 at Adidas Eurocamp despite the loss to the Next Stars team. The 2006-born guard was one of the best players on the floor, maintaining his aggressive mindset from start to finish. At 6’6” with a reported 6’8” wingspan, Mpete consistently put pressure on the defense by attacking the rim and playing through contact. His strong handle for his size allowed him to create advantages and get downhill repeatedly. Competitive motor, physical tools, and rim pressure were on full display once again. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 📏 6’6” | 6’8” WS | 2006

🇫🇷 Mohamed Diakite put together a solid performance in his opening game at Adidas Eurocamp in Treviso against the 3SSB squad. The 6’10 wing forward (2006) showcased impressive fluidity and agility for his size, moving comfortably on the perimeter while utilizing his physical advantages. Displayed a smooth shooting release with encouraging touch from the outside and was effective attacking the basket when opportunities presented themselves. His combination of size, mobility, and shooting upside makes him an intriguing prospect to follow throughout the camp. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 👀 2006-born forward with appealing positional versatility. #AdidasEurocamp #Eurocamp #BasketballScouting #NBADraft #FIBA 🇫🇷🏀

🇫🇷 Maxence Lemoine was solid in his first game at Adidas Eurocamp. The 6’2 PG (2007) played with excellent poise and composure, operating under control throughout the game. Showed patience running the offense, consistently finding open teammates, while also creating scoring opportunities for himself when needed. Strong decision-making and feel for the game stood out. A floor general who made an impact without forcing the action.

🇫🇷 2026 G Kylian Mpete opened Adidas Eurocamp in Treviso with a strong Day 1 showing. The 6’6” combo guard played with aggression and confidence against the 3SSB squad, consistently getting downhill, displaying a solid handle, and showing good feel as a driver. Attacked the paint with purpose and made positive reads off the bounce. Physical tools, versatility, and pressure on the rim stood out in Game 1. 📍 Adidas Eurocamp, Treviso 📊 2006-born prospect to keep tracking. #AdidasEurocamp #Eurocamp #NBADraft #FIBA #BasketballScouting 🇫🇷🏀

🇫🇷 Hugo Yimga-Moukouri — Scouting Report (Betclic ÉLITE Playoff Semifinal vs Monaco) Scouting The 2008-born forward continued his impressive playoff run by delivering another highly productive performance in Nanterre’s crucial 98-89 semifinal victory over Monaco. Facing one of Europe’s deepest rosters in a high-stakes postseason environment, Yimga-Moukouri once again showed why he is considered one of the top long-term prospects in French basketball. Despite playing just over 13 minutes, he impacted winning through rebounding, defensive intensity, floor spacing, and encouraging flashes of offensive creation. ⸻ 🏆 Performing Under Playoff Pressure One of the most impressive aspects of Yimga-Moukouri’s recent performances has been his ability to contribute in meaningful postseason minutes. Many prospects his age struggle to earn trust in playoff environments, especially against EuroLeague-caliber competition. However, Nanterre’s coaching staff continues to rely on him during critical stretches because of the energy and physicality he brings on every possession. Against Monaco, he never looked intimidated by the moment. What stood out: * Played with confidence * Accepted physical contact * Contributed without forcing offense * Made winning plays * Maintained high intensity throughout his minutes His maturity and ability to impact playoff basketball at just 17 years old are significant indicators for his long-term projection. ➡️ Rare production for a 2008-born prospect in a Betclic ÉLITE semifinal. ⸻ 🔍 Final Take Betclic ÉLITE Playoff Semifinal vs Monaco 11 PTS | 8 REB | 15 /- in 13 Minutes Yimga-Moukouri once again proved capable of impacting games at the highest domestic level in France. His combination of size, motor, rebounding, defensive versatility, and improving perimeter skill set continues to make him one of the most intriguing long-term wing prospects in the French pipeline.

🇫🇷 Nathan Soliman — Scouting Report (ÉLITE 2 Playoff Semifinal vs Poitiers) 🧬 Player Profile Name: Nathan Soliman Born: 2009 Height: 6’9 Position: Forward / Wing Team: Nantes Basket Hermine Archetype: Two-Way Slashing Forward ⸻ 📊 Performance vs Poitiers (ÉLITE 2 Playoff Semifinal) Final Stat Line 16 PTS | 5 REB | 1 AST | 3 STL 17 EVAL | 11 /- 30:17 MIN 🎯 Shooting Splits 4/7 FG (57.1%) 4/6 2PT (66.7%) 0/1 3PT 8/13 FT (61.5%) Rebounding 2 Offensive Rebounds 3 Defensive Rebounds 5 Total Rebounds Additional Stats 3 Steals 0 Turnovers 13 Free Throw Attempts ⸻ 🧠 Scouting Evaluation 🏆 Impacting a Playoff Game at 16 Years Old What immediately stands out is the context. Nathan Soliman, a 2009-born forward, delivered a major contribution in an overtime playoff semifinal against experienced ÉLITE 2 competition. Very few players his age are earning meaningful minutes in this environment, let alone impacting winning the way Soliman did. Throughout the game he played with confidence, aggression, and maturity well beyond his years. His performance was a major factor in Nantes securing a spot in the playoff final. ➡️ Rare production for a 2009-born prospect in professional playoff basketball. ⸻ 💥 Elite Rim Pressure The defining characteristic of Soliman’s performance was his ability to constantly pressure the defense. At 6’9, he repeatedly attacked gaps and forced defenders into difficult situations. What stood out: Aggressive downhill drives Constant paint touches Physical finishes Ability to absorb contact Relentless attacks on closeouts His willingness to attack was reflected by his 13 free-throw attempts, one of the most impressive indicators from the entire game. Even when shots weren’t falling from outside, he consistently found ways to generate offense through rim pressure. ➡️ High-level slashing forward. ⸻ ⚡ Mobility & Modern Wing Tools For a player standing 6’9, Soliman continues to show very encouraging mobility. Several possessions highlighted: Ability to run the floor Straight-line driving ability Fluid movement in transition Comfort attacking from the perimeter His movement skills separate him from many forwards his size. The combination of length and mobility allows him to play both forward positions and gives him significant versatility long term. ⸻ 🏀 Efficient Interior Scoring Soliman finished: 4/6 on Two-Point Attempts His scoring around the basket came through: Transition opportunities Cuts Offensive rebounds Drives to the rim What stood out most was his efficiency. He didn’t force offense and consistently found high-percentage opportunities. His touch around the basket continues to improve and his physical tools allow him to finish over smaller defenders. ⸻ 🛡️ Defensive Playmaking Defensively, Soliman once again flashed why his long-term ceiling remains so intriguing. 3 Steals His defensive activity came from: Active hands Anticipation Defensive instincts Effort level Several of his steals immediately led to transition opportunities. His length allows him to disrupt passing lanes while his mobility enables him to recover quickly defensively. The defensive upside remains one of the strongest aspects of his projection. ➡️ Two-way impact player. ⸻ 🧠 Maturity & Decision-Making One statistic deserves particular attention: 0 Turnovers For a young player handling the ball, attacking the basket frequently, and playing over 30 minutes in an overtime playoff game, finishing without a turnover is extremely impressive. It demonstrates: Composure Decision-making Discipline Understanding of game situations He consistently played within himself and rarely forced actions. These traits are often overlooked but become increasingly valuable at higher levels. ⸻ 💪 Winning Mentality Throughout the game Soliman embraced physical play and never backed down from the moment.

🌍🏀 EuroCamp 2026: Draft-Eligible Prospects & Future Global Stars The future of basketball is on full display. Here are the international rosters featuring draft-eligible prospects, elite youth talent, and rising stars from around the world. 🔥 Team 3SSB 🇬🇧 Emmanuel Ahamefule 🇺🇸 Jalen Davis 🇺🇸 Jamal Blaze Johnson 🇺🇸 Javon Bardwell 🇺🇸 Josiah Rose 🇺🇸 Kamsiyochukwu Awaka 🇺🇸 Kevin Savage III 🇺🇸 Mason Grivna 🇺🇸 Nicholas Welch Jr. 🇺🇸 Nolan Nelson 🇺🇸 Reginald Evans Jr. 🌍 Team Eurocamp 1 (Draft-Eligible) 🇷🇸 Aleksandar Vojinovic 🇱🇹 Arturas Butajevas 🇮🇹 David Torresani 🇫🇷 Izan Le Meut 🇫🇷 Kylian Mpete 🇷🇺 Lev Svinin 🇫🇷 Maxence Lemoine 🇫🇷 Meissa Faye 🇫🇷 Mohamed Diakite 🇷🇸 Ognjen Nikolic 🇫🇮 Samu Adler 🇮🇹 Theo Airhienbuwa 🌍 Team Eurocamp 2 (Draft-Eligible) 🇩🇪 Daniel Melha Rout Biel 🇨🇦🇹🇷 Derin Can Ustun 🇳🇱 Endurance Aiyamenkhue 🇱🇻 Ilja Kurucs 🇫🇷 Marc-Owen Fodzo 🇷🇸 Ognjen Srzentic 🇮🇱 Oren Sahar 🇫🇷 Oscar Wembanyama 🇷🇸 Pavle Backo 🇷🇸 Pavle Nikolic 🇧🇦 Tarik Hrelja 🇱🇻 Tomas Talcis ⭐ Team NBL Next Stars 🇦🇹 Aron Stazic 🇦🇺 Dash Daniels 🇳🇿 Jackson Ball 🇦🇺 Jai Fa’ale 🇦🇺 Jayden Cecil 🇦🇺 Justin Akengbowa 🇲🇪 Luka Malovic 🇦🇺 Mach Jongkuch 🇹🇹 Malique Lewis 🇦🇺 Max Mackinnon 🇦🇺 Oscar Cluff 🇯🇵 Yuto Imanishi 🚀 Team Next Gen 🇫🇷 Cameron Houindo 🇮🇹 Cheickh Niang 🇸🇳 Code Mbengue 🇷🇺 Egor Amosov 🇺🇸 Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje 🇸🇮 Lukas Nikola Bojovic 🇸🇮 Maks Ciperle 🇬🇪 Mate Khatiashvili 🇱🇻 Ricards Aizpurs 🇸🇮 Stefan Joksimovic 🇵🇱🇩🇪 Teo Milicic 🌎 Team World 🇵🇭 Andy Gemao 🇺🇸 Gene Roebuck 🇨🇳 Hongsen Peng 🇨🇳 Hongze Wang 🇸🇳 Kara Sene 🇯🇵 Kenichiro Benedict 🇩🇪🇺🇸 Lucai Anderson 🇯🇵 Naoto Hauet 🇪🇸 Osi Cerda 🇨🇲 Ronny Ewanke 👀 Which prospect are you most excited to watch? #EuroCamp #NBADraft #DraftEligible #NBA