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List of European basketball players in the United States

This is a list of European basketball players who have played in the United States at either professional or NCAA Division I level. It is intended to include players who are currently active, whether inside or outside the U.S., and former players (both living and deceased).

For the purpose of this article, a "European player in the United States" is defined as a citizen of a FIBA Europe member country who was playing in the U.S. while a citizen of said country. Examples of players who do not fall within this definition are:

  • Howard Carter, who became a naturalized citizen of France after having played professionally in that country, and never played in the U.S. while a French citizen.
  • Jeff Taylor, whose story is similar to that of Carter, except that his eventual country of citizenship was Sweden. However, his son Jeffery, born in Sweden as a dual citizen of both the U.S. and Sweden, is listed.
  • Kelenna Azubuike, who despite being born and raised in the United Kingdom has never held British citizenship. He was born a Nigerian citizen.
  • Admiral Schofield, born in the UK to a U.S. military family. Since 1983, children born under these circumstances will not have British nationality unless a parent had such nationality. He was born in 1997 to parents who hold only U.S. nationality.

In addition, NBA players are considered to be playing in the United States even if they have played only for a Canada-based team (currently the Toronto Raptors, and in the past the Vancouver Grizzlies and Toronto Huskies). Similarly, those who have played in what is now the NBA G League are considered to be playing in the United States even if they have only played for the Raptors' Canada-based affiliate, Raptors 905.

Players still active in the United States are bolded. Players active in a league in another country are written in italics.

If a player is listed as being a dual citizen, his or her country of birth is indicated first.

Austria

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Belarus

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Belgium

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Bosnia and Herzegovina

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Bulgaria

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Croatia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Cyprus

G League/College

Czech Republic

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Denmark

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Estonia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Finland

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

France

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Georgia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Germany

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Greece

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Hungary

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Iceland

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Ireland

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Israel

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Italy

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Kosovo

G League/College

Latvia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Lithuania

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Luxembourg

NBA/WNBA

Montenegro

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Netherlands

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

North Macedonia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Norway

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Poland

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Portugal

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Romania

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Russia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Serbia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Slovakia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Slovenia

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Spain

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Sweden

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Switzerland

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Turkey

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

Ukraine

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

United Kingdom

NBA/WNBA

G League/College

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