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Russian clubs playing in the transnational VTB United League

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Avtodor Saratov
Saratov — known for a surprise playoff quarterfinal win over CSKA in 2002.
avtodor.ru
CSKA Moskva
Moscow — the most successful club in Euroleague history, a multiple Soviet and Russian champion.
cska-basket.ru
Dynamo Vladivostok
Vladivostok in the Far East — making its VTB United League debut in the 2026/27 season.
bcdynamo25.ru
Enisej Krasnojarsk
Krasnoyarsk in Siberia — reached the Final Four of the FIBA Europe Cup in 2016.
basket-enisey.ru
Lokomotiv-Kuban
Krasnodar — winners of the 2013 FIBA EuroCup.
lokobasket.com
MBA Moskva
Moscow — the club of the Moscow Basketball Academy.
mbabasket.pro
Parma Perm
Perm — winners of the Russian Cup in 2016, reaching the FIBA Europe Cup Final Four (2021).
parmabasket.ru
Samara
Samara — a club from the Volga region.
bcsamara.com
UNICS Kazaň
Kazan — winners of the 2011 FIBA EuroCup.
unics.ru
Uralmash Jekaterinburg
Yekaterinburg — back-to-back second-tier titles (2022, 2023) before promotion to the elite league.
bcuralmash.ru
Zenit Petrohrad
St. Petersburg — winners of the 2022 VTB United League.
bc-zenit.com