itSerie A2

Avellino — a city in Campania, the club returned to professional basketball in 2024 under president Giuseppe Lombardi.

Mestre — the mainland part of Venice, the club returned to Serie A2 in 2025 after 37 years.

Turin — the club was founded in 2019 after the historic Auxilium Torino folded.

Cento — a town in Emilia-Romagna between Bologna and Ferrara, the club plays at the Baltur Arena.

Sassari — the main city of northern Sardinia, the club won the Italian championship in 2015 and the FIBA Europe Cup in 2022.

Bologna — the city's second club alongside Virtus, with which it shares one of Italy's oldest derbies; it won the Italian title in 2000.

Caserta — a city known for its Baroque royal palace, the club continues the legacy of the historic Juvecaserta side that won the Italian title in 1991.

Cremona — a city famous for Stradivari violins, the club was revived under the historic Ju-Vi name in 2015.

Livorno — a port city in Tuscany, the club returned to Serie A2 after more than 30 years.

Brindisi — a port city in Apulia, the club dropped to Serie A2 after twelve consecutive years in Serie A.

Forlì — a city in Emilia-Romagna, the club was founded in 2015 after the historic Fulgor Libertas Forlì folded.

Montecatini Terme — a well-known spa town in Tuscany.

Ruvo di Puglia — a small Apulian town known for its ceramics, the club was promoted to Serie A2 in 2022.

Pistoia — a city in Tuscany, the club was founded in 2000 after the historic Pistoia Basket folded.

Rimini — a seaside town on the Adriatic coast, the club has previously played in Serie A as well.

Rieti — a city in central Italy, the club (as AMG Sebastiani) was among Europe's elite in the 1980s.

Cividale del Friuli — a historic UNESCO-listed town in northeastern Italy, its club was promoted to Serie A2 in 2022.

Milan — a club founded in 1952, its blue-and-red colors are a nod to the University of Kentucky.

Pesaro — a city on the Adriatic coast, birthplace of composer Rossini, the club has won the Italian title multiple times in the past.

Vigevano — a Lombard town known for its shoe industry, the club was promoted to Serie A2 in 2022.