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Canada Reveals Roster for FIBA AmeriCup 2025

Coach Gordie Herbert has assembled a 14-man squad for the upcoming tournament, featuring familiar faces and new talent.
Canada Reveals Roster for FIBA AmeriCup 2025

Team Canada is getting ready for the FIBA AmeriCup 2025 with a new leader at the helm. Coach Gordie Herbert, who famously guided Germany to a World Cup victory in 2023, has announced a preliminary list of 14 players for the upcoming tournament in Nicaragua. The new roster signals a fresh start for the team under its highly respected coach.

The selection brings together a mix of experienced players and promising talent, reflecting a strategy to build a competitive and versatile team. With players coming from various top leagues around the world, Canada aims to make a strong impression at the AmeriCup.

🏆 A New Chapter Under Coach Herbert

Gordie Herbert is taking charge of Canada for his first major international competition with the team. After his incredible success with Germany, many are excited to see how his leadership will shape Canada’s performance. His experience in winning a major global tournament brings a new level of expectation and strategy to the national program.

👀 Key Players to Watch

The 14-man list includes several notable players with significant international experience. Among them are Mfiondu Kabengele, who recently joined BC Dubai, and Isiaha Mike from Partizan Belgrade. Other key names include Kyle Wiltjer, Trae Bell-Haynes, and Thomas Kennedy, all of whom have played in top European leagues and bring valuable skills to the team.

✨ Fresh Faces and International Talent

Adding to the team’s depth is Kyshawn George, who plays in the NBA with Washington. In an interesting move, George will now represent Canada after previously playing for Switzerland’s U16 team. This highlights Canada’s effort to attract talent from around the world. This trend of including players with global experience is also seen in other national teams, such as Team USA, which has also called up several players from European leagues for the tournament.