With TJ Shorts, Dzanan Musa, Chima Moneke, Scottie Wilbekin, and several other key names heading into the offseason on expiring contracts, this summer's EuroLeague free agency promises to be very intriguing. BasketNews breaks down the top unrestricted free agents, analyzing their market value, contract situations, and potential landing spots across Europe.
While the EuroLeague playoffs are about to deliver another high-stakes, drama-filled weeks, plenty of action is already underway off the court.
Behind the scenes, front offices are preparing for a busy summer as several top-tier players approach the end of their contracts.
BasketNews takes a closer look at the EuroLeague stars set to become unrestricted free agents this offseason.
It is essential to note that the EuroLeague operates with significantly more flexibility than the NBA.
Even multi-year, guaranteed deals don't always grant long-term security for the player or the club. Whether due to performance or financial reasons, both sides can agree to part ways earlier than expected.
Additionally, many players on paper have contracts for next season, but those deals often include exit clauses that could change their status in a heartbeat.
This article focuses solely on players whose current contracts are set to expire in the summer of 2025, making them unrestricted free agents heading into the offseason.
Headlining the list is arguably one of the EuroLeague's most talked-about players this season – TJ Shorts.
He's joined by established stars like Real Madrid's Dzanan Musa, who has been at the center of multi-million euro transfer rumors in recent months.
Several players on the market are expected to earn salaries in the €2 to €2.5 million range – and possibly even higher.
While some marquee names have already secured extensions, including Kevin Punter and Mathias Lessort, the free agent pool remains deep with talent and intrigue.
BasketNews has gathered intel from sources across the European basketball landscape to highlight the most notable players set to become unrestricted free agents at the end of the EuroLeague season.
TJ Shorts
| MIN | 2P M/A | 3P M/A | FT M/A | REB | AS | ST | TO | BS | PTS | EFF | GP |
| 27:11 | 51.5% 208/404 | 39.8% 28/70 | 73.7% 140/190 | 2.7 2.2/0.5 | 7.5 | 1 | 2.2 | 0.1 | 18.8 | 23.2 | 34 |
TJ Shorts enters the offseason as not only the most high-profile name on the EuroLeague free agent market, but also its most impactful player right now.
According to BBallytics, Shorts is generating 36.9 points per game through a combination of scoring and assists, accounting for nearly 43% of Paris Basketball's total points.
He's been the driving force behind Paris' remarkable rise, leading them to a strong playoff position – and now, he's set to take on EuroLeague powerhouse Fenerbahce Istanbul in what promises to be a statement matchup.
There's no other player that contains such a contract-to-efficiency ratio, as his annual salary for his last season in Paris is estimated at €450,000, sources tell BasketNews.
Speaking of his upcoming contract, the expectation is that Shorts will earn at least €
