As the FIBA Basketball World Cup approaches its end, Europe begins to prepare for their respective national basketball competitions in three years’ time, with the announcement of who will host the 2025 FIBA Women’s EuroBasket.
Greece, alongside Czech Republic, Germany and Italy will co-host the 40th edition of the Women’s EuroBasket tournament, which is one of Europe’s premier basketball events.
Each nation will host the group stage, with exact locations yet to be confirmed, while Greece will solely host the finals in Athens.
This will be the first time four countries host the one competition, with the most being two since 2015.
In another first, each host will be placed in the same group, while the remaining 32 nations will qualify starting in November.
The draw for the qualifiers will take place on September 19.
Last month, the groups for the 2025 men’s FIBA EuroBasket qualifiers were revealed.
Like the women’s cup, this too will see four co-hosts, with Cyprus, Finland, Latvia and Poland having the honour.
The Groups are as follows:
Group A: Slovenia, Ukraine, Israel, Portugal
Group B: Italy, Turkey, Hungary, Iceland
Group C: Spain, Latvia, Belgium, Slovakia
Group D: Germany, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Sweden
Group E: France, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus
Group F: Greece, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Great Britain
Group G: Serbia, Finland, Georgia, Denmark
Group H: Lithuania, Poland, Estonia, North Macedonia
The qualifiers will be played across three windows, February 19-27 2024, November 18-26 2024 and February 17-25 2025.
