MoraBanc Andorra begin a new chapter in the 2026/27 ACB season with confirmed participation in Spain's top flight. Based in Andorra la Vella, the club fields a 14-player roster registered with the league and faces a regular-season opener in late September.
With no standing data from the previous campaign available in the official record, this preview focuses on the current squad composition and the opening stretch of the schedule rather than year-on-year statistical comparison.
MoraBanc Andorra's 2026/27 roster covers every position. James Akinjo, Luka Bottiroli and Rafa Luz handle the point; Chumi Ortega, Kyle Kuric, Aaron Best and Kassius Robertson form the backcourt; Kostas Kostadinov, Lazar Mutic and Wes Iwundu operate on the wing; Cameron McGriff and Owen Aquino provide frontcourt depth; and Leon Radosevic and Artem Pustovyi anchor the center spot. No recent roster moves appear in the available record.
Backcourt depth stands out thanks to Kyle Kuric, one of the most experienced perimeter options on the roster. His track record in European competition offers a steady reference for floor spacing and collective offensive reads.
Inside, Leon Radosevic leads the paint alongside Artem Pustovyi at center. Radosevic brings rim presence and physicality, a staple for teams aiming to sustain defensive intensity across full games.
James Akinjo rounds out the three featured player profiles in this preview. His role as primary playmaker will be critical to organizing MoraBanc Andorra's offense and connecting the interior with the perimeter from the opening possession.
The team's identity this season will hinge on balancing contributions from internationally seasoned players — Wes Iwundu, Cameron McGriff, Aaron Best and Kassius Robertson among them — with the development of younger pieces. Robertson recently played for Canada at the 2026 FIBA World Cup, averaging 7.0 points, 1.0 rebound and 1.75 assists over four games.
Wing and forward versatility with Kostadinov, Mutic, Iwundu, McGriff and Aquino gives the coaching staff options to switch schemes and meet the tactical demands of the ACB. Four registered shooting guards add depth to sustain perimeter pressure over extended stretches.
Key risks include early rotation integration and the need for less experienced ACB players to settle into defined roles from the start. Without a previous-season results record, any competitive baseline assessment depends on the first month of play.
The concentration of point guards and shooting guards requires clear minute distribution to avoid overlap that dilutes offensive identity. The center pairing must also hold its own on the glass and at the rim against physically stronger opponents in certain schedule stretches.
From an expectations standpoint, this analysis places MoraBanc Andorra in a gradual-building scenario. A reasonable target is securing a competitive mid-table position and fighting for a playoff spot with room to grow through the season. Any more ambitious projection depends on how quickly the group gels in early games.
The schedule opens on September 26, 2026 at Poliesportiu d'Andorra against Monbus Obradoiro, a direct matchup that will serve as an initial benchmark. Over the following weeks, MoraBanc Andorra visit Asisa Joventut and Unicaja, host Río Breogán, travel to Surne Bilbao, welcome Valencia Basket, head to Coruña to face Leyma Coruña, and close the visible calendar stretch at home against La Laguna Tenerife.
That opening block mixes home games — where court advantage often matters for mid-tier ACB sides — with tough road trips to traditionally demanding venues. The opener against Obradoiro and matchups with Joventut, Unicaja and Valencia Basket will set the tone for the early weeks.