Dubai Basketball wrapped up a demanding three-game road trip in emphatic fashion, delivering a commanding 99–79 victory over Paris Basketball in Round 24 of the EuroLeague at the Adidas Arena. The win marked Dubai’s second away victory across EuroLeague and ABA League action, while also preserving their unbeaten record in the Adriatic League.
From the opening minutes, Dubai Basketball asserted full control of the game, dictating tempo, shutting down Paris’ offensive options, and steadily widening the gap as the game progressed. The result lifted Dubai’s EuroLeague record to 11 wins and 13 losses, underlining their growing consistency on Europe’s biggest stage.
Total Control in Paris

Facing Paris Basketball on their home court, Dubai delivered one of its most complete performances of the season. The team excelled on both ends of the floor, disrupting Paris’ rhythm while executing with precision offensively. Their disciplined approach and composure allowed them to maintain control throughout the contest, turning a challenging away fixture into a convincing statement win.
Resilience After a Narrow Loss in Barcelona
This triumph came just days after a heartbreaking 91–89 loss to FC Barcelona, where Dubai Basketball pushed one of Europe’s elite teams to the final moments. Despite trailing in the fourth quarter, Dubai mounted an impressive comeback and briefly drew level, showcasing their resilience in hostile environments.
McKinley Wright IV delivered one of the standout performances of his career, scoring 29 points, his fourth-highest total to date. The game also marked the return of Dzanan Musa following injury, adding depth and momentum ahead of the Paris clash.
Road Trip Momentum Begins in the ABA League
Dubai’s road journey began on January 17 with a strong 110–93 win over U-BT Cluj-Napoca in Round 15 of the ABA League. Playing in front of a packed arena, Dubai pulled away late to secure victory and protect their flawless league record.
Kaba Gigi and McKinley Wright IV led the scoring with 24 points each, while Musa made an immediate impact in the fourth quarter after returning from a three-month absence.
A Team on the Rise
Across three demanding away games in just six days, Dubai Basketball emerged with two road victories, maintained their perfect ABA League record, and reinforced their reputation as a rising force in European basketball. The dominant performance in Paris was the perfect conclusion to a challenging stretch—one that highlighted the team’s depth, resilience, and growing presence on the continental stage.


