Two European men's basketball teams, Slovenia and Great Britain, are set to play two FIBA EuroBasket 2025 warm-up games at Shanghai's Qizhong Tennis Center from July 26 to 27.

These highly anticipated matchups are also a key part of the second edition of the International Basketball Summit.

Themed "Go All Out," this year's IBS maintains its high standards and features a strong lineup of elite players.

It brings a top European basketball competition to Asia, alongside a festive atmosphere filled with culture and entertainment.

One of the most exciting moments will be the long-awaited China debut of Slovenian superstar Luka Dončić as a Los Angeles Laker.

The 26-year-old, who led the Dallas Mavericks to the NBA finals last season, was recently traded to the Lakers, making his appearance in Shanghai even more anticipated.

For domestic basketball fans, the event offers a rare opportunity to witness world-class European basketball up close, especially the passion and talent that Dončić and other top players bring to the court.

The Qizhong Tennis Center will be transformed from tennis courts into professional basketball courts, showcasing the venue's exceptional adaptability and world-class standards.

Source: Xinmin Evening News