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oct 09 2026Matchday 3 of Liga Endesa arrives with many injury questions heading into the weekend. Check the medical report for all 18 teams!
• Asisa Joventut: Yannick Kraag and Ante Tomic will remain sidelined for Dani Miret's squad this weekend.
• Barça: The blaugrana face a EuroLeague game this Friday without Yoan Makoundou, who continues his recovery process, or Justin Minaya, who is out with an adductor muscle injury in his right thigh with an estimated recovery time of ten days. Josh Nebo and Tosan Evbuomwan continue making progress in their rehabilitation work and trained with the group on Thursday. In both cases, their return will be a last-minute decision.
• Casademont Zaragoza: Gonzalo García de Vitoria indicated in the pre-game that the entire team is healthy, "with a few minor issues, but everything is fine." Additionally, Jilson Bango, who was presented last Monday, continues in the final stages of his recovery.
• FIATC Girona: Isaac Vázquez and Maxi Fjellerup will be the two absences for Moncho Fernández's squad this weekend in Lugo. Additionally, Andrzej Pluta is questionable with an ankle issue.
• iLERNA Lleida: The Catalan squad maintains only Atoumane Diagne as an absence, recovering after surgery for a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.
• KIDS&Us Manresa: Diego Ocampo confirmed in the pre-game that he has doubts about Hugo Benitez, Pierre Oriola, and Èric Vila for this Matchday 3.
• Kosner Baskonia: The Vitoria squad plays a EuroLeague game this Friday with the entire roster available, "aside from the occasional knock or fatigue, which is normal," Paolo Galbiati said in the pre-game, so he will need to make cuts for both that game and Sunday's Liga Endesa matchup.
• La Laguna Tenerife: The black-and-gold squad has the usual long-term injury absence of Rokas Giedraitis. Additionally, for this Matchday 3, Xabi López-Arostegui is questionable with a lower back strain, and TJ Bamba is questionable with a flu-like illness.
• Leyma Coruña: Carles Marco explained in the pre-game that Tomas Dimsa has already been able to train and he hopes to have him available for the matchup against Casademont Zaragoza. "The entire roster is available, so I count on all the players, including Tomas, I hope," he stated.
• Monbus Obradoiro: Despite some knocks and minor sprains, as coach Diego Epifanio indicated, he currently has all his players available to face iLERNA Lleida on Sunday.
• MoraBanc Andorra: Zan Tabak will be without Rafa Luz, who is suffering from pubalgia that will keep him sidelined for several weeks.
• Real Madrid: In the pre-game for the EuroLeague match, head coach Pedro Martínez confirmed that Gaby Deck will not play. "He suffered an injury. He won't play this week for sure. We're awaiting some tests they're running to know the real extent and how long he'll be out. It's his left shoulder. It doesn't seem to be anything serious but I don't want to get ahead of myself," he said.
• Recoletas Salud SPB: The Burgos squad will again be without Retin Obasohan and Vlatko Cancar. The rest of the players are available to play this Sunday in Bilbao.
• Río Breogán: On Thursday, in the pre-game against FIATC Girona, Luis Casimiro explained they were monitoring the status of Tevin Brown after suffering an ankle injury during training: "It was against the basket supports, after a penetration with a lot of force," said the Lugo coach. On Friday, however, he was able to train and is expected to play.
• Surne Bilbao: Although work is being done to get them ready in time, Darrun Hilliard and Harald Frey are currently questionable for the Basque squad for the Matchday 3 game.
• UCAM Murcia: Howard Sant-Roos and Souley Boum are questionable for the game the university squad will play against La Laguna Tenerife. "They won't play if they're not above 90%," Sito Alonso said in the pre-game.
• Unicaja: The Málaga squad will again have the same three absences from last weekend: Tyson Pérez, Yannick Nzosa, and Alberto Díaz.
• Valencia Basket: The orange squad played a European game on Thursday, without Mario Saint-Supéry, who was questionable after being absent from Wednesday's training due to a cold. The rest of the roster was available to the coach.
