EuroLeague MVP of the Month

The EuroLeague MVP of the Month is the award of Europe's premier level basketball league, the EuroLeague, for the most valuable player of each month of the season. The award began in the 2004–05 season, after the EuroLeague eliminated the EuroLeague regular season and EuroLeague top 16 MVP awards. From the 2004–05 season to the 2015–16 season, the EuroLeague awarded an MVP for each month of the season, rather than giving MVP awards for the "regular season stage" (the first group stage of the competition), and the Top 16 stage (the second group stage of the competition), as it had done in earlier seasons.

EuroLeague Monthly MVPs

October	November	December	January	February	March	April
2004–05 season
not awarded	Anthony Parker (Maccabi)	Serkan Erdoğan (Ülkerspor)	Theo Papaloukas (CSKA)	Jaka Lakovič (Panathinaikos)	Arvydas Macijauskas (Baskonia)	Marcus Brown (CSKA)
2005–06 season
not awarded	Kaya Peker (Anadolu Efes)	Jorge Garbajosa (Unicaja)	Juan Carlos Navarro (Barcelona)	Tyus Edney (Olympiacos)	Maceo Baston (Maccabi)	Trajan Langdon (CSKA)
2006–07 season
not awarded	Mike Batiste (Panathinaikos)	Luis Scola (Baskonia)	Lazaros Papadopoulos (Dynamo Moscow)	Matjaž Smodiš (CSKA)	Daniel Santiago (Unicaja)	Ramūnas Šiškauskas (Panathinaikos)
2007–08 season
not awarded	Arvydas Macijauskas (Olympiacos)	Marcus Brown (Zalgiris)	Terence Morris (Maccabi)	Bootsy Thornton (Siena)	Milt Palacio (Partizan)	Ramūnas Šiškauskas (CSKA)
2008–09 season
Ersan İlyasova (Barcelona)	Sani Bečirovič (Roma)	Lior Eliyahu (Maccabi)	Igor Rakočević (Baskonia)	Novica Veličković (Partizan)	Erazem Lorbek[fn 1] (CSKA)
2009–10 season
Bojan Popović (Lietuvos Rytas)	Pete Mickeal (Barcelona)	- Aleks Marić (Partizan)	Miloš Teodosić (Olympiacos)	Alan Anderson (Maccabi)	Victor Khryapa (CSKA)	Juan Carlos Navarro (Barcelona)
2010–11 season
Goran Jagodnik (Olimpija)	Chuck Eidson (Maccabi)	Dimitris Diamantidis (Panathinaikos)	Juan Carlos Navarro (Barcelona)	Rasho Nesterovič (Olympiacos)	Jeremy Pargo (Maccabi)	not awarded
2011–12 season
Andrei Kirilenko (CSKA)	Nenad Krstić (CSKA)	Nikola Mirotić (Real Madrid)	Henry Domercant (UNICS)	Vassilis Spanoulis (Olympiacos)	Dimitris Diamantidis[fn 2] (Panathinaikos)
2012–13 season
Sonny Weems (CSKA)	Vassilis Spanoulis (Olympiacos)	Maciej Lampe (Baskonia)	Bobby Brown (Siena)	Ante Tomić (Barcelona)	Devin Smith (Maccabi)	Sergio Llull (Real Madrid)
2013–14 season
Nikola Mirotić (Real Madrid)	Derrick Brown (Lokomotiv Kuban)	Stratos Perperoglou (Olympiacos)	Nenad Krstić (CSKA)	Ante Tomić (Barcelona)	Ante Tomić (Barcelona)	Alex Tyus (Maccabi)
2014–15 season
Vassilis Spanoulis (Olympiacos)	Dario Šarić (Anadolu Efes)	Devin Smith (Maccabi)	Nando de Colo (CSKA)	Rudy Fernández (Real Madrid)	Nemanja Bjelica (Fenerbahçe)	Georgios Printezis (Olympiacos)
2015–16 season
Malcolm Delaney (Lokomotiv Kuban)	Nicolò Melli (Brose Baskets)	Gustavo Ayón (Real Madrid)	Jan Veselý (Fenerbahçe)	Nando de Colo (CSKA)	Ioannis Bourousis (Baskonia)	Ekpe Udoh (Fenerbahçe)
2016–17 season
Miloš Teodosić (CSKA Moscow)	Sergio Llull (Real Madrid)	Nicolò Melli (Brose Bamberg)	Ognjen Kuzmić (Crvena zvezda)	Thomas Heurtel[1] (Anadolu Efes)	Chris Singleton (Panathinaikos)	Bogdan Bogdanović (Fenerbahçe)
2017–18 season
Luka Dončić (Real Madrid)	Nick Calathes (Panathinaikos)	Paulius Jankūnas (Zalgiris)	Nando de Colo (CSKA)	Alexey Shved (Khimki)	Tornike Shengelia (Baskonia)	Brandon Davies (Zalgiris)
2018–19 season
Edy Tavares (Real Madrid)	Vasilije Micić (Anadolu Efes)	Jan Veselý (Fenerbahçe)	Alex Tyus (Maccabi)	Mike James (Olimpia Milano)	Nick Calathes (Panathinaikos)	Facundo Campazzo (Real Madrid)
2019–20 season
Sergio Rodríguez (Olimpia Milano)	Shane Larkin (Anadolu Efes)	Nikola Mirotić (Barcelona)	Shane Larkin (Anadolu Efes)	Nikola Mirotić (Barcelona)	not awarded
2020–21 season
Marius Grigonis (Žalgiris)	Mike James (CSKA)	Nikola Milutinov (CSKA)	Jan Veselý (Fenerbahçe)	Nikola Kalinić (Valencia Basket)	Nikola Mirotić (Barcelona)	Will Clyburn (CSKA)
2021–22 season
Nikola Mirotić (Barcelona)	Edy Tavares (Real Madrid)	Nikola Mirotić (Barcelona)	Guerschon Yabusele (Real Madrid)	Sasha Vezenkov (Olympiacos)	Mike James (AS Monaco)	Shane Larkin (Anadolu Efes)
2022–23 season
Mike James (AS Monaco)	Sasha Vezenkov (Olympiacos)	Luca Vildoza (Crvena zvezda)	Augustine Rubit (Bayern Munich)	Sasha Vezenkov (Olympiacos)	Wade Baldwin (Maccabi)	Edy Tavares (Real Madrid)
2023–24 season
Tornike Shengelia (Virtus Bologna)	Facundo Campazzo (Real Madrid)	Mario Hezonja (Real Madrid)	Džanan Musa (Real Madrid)	Mike James (AS Monaco)	Wade Baldwin (Maccabi Tel Aviv)	Kendrick Nunn (Panathinaikos)
2024–25 season
Kevin Punter (Barcelona)	T. J. Shorts (Paris)	Théo Maledon (ASVEL)	Sasha Vezenkov (Olympiacos)	Kendrick Nunn (Panathinaikos)	Edy Tavares[fn 3] (Real Madrid)

Statistics

Wins by player

Rank	Player	Awards
1.	Nikola Mirotić	7
2.	Mike James	5
3.	Sasha Vezenkov	4
	Edy Tavares
5.	Juan Carlos Navarro	3
	Shane Larkin
	Vassilis Spanoulis
	Ante Tomić
	Jan Veselý
	Marcus Brown

Wins by country (player's nationality)

Rank	Country	MVP Awards
1.	United States	34
2.	Spain	15
3.	Serbia	13
4.	Greece	12
5.	Slovenia	7
6.	Lithuania	6
	Turkey
	France
9.	Croatia	5
10.	Argentina	4
	Bulgaria
	Cape Verde

Wins by country (club's nationality)

Rank	Player	MVP Awards
1.	Spain	39
2.	Russia	23
3.	Greece	22
4.	Turkey	14
5.	Israel	13
6.	Italy	6
7.	Lithuania	6
8.	Serbia	5
9.	France	3
10.	Germany	3
11.	Slovenia	1

Wins by club

	Club	MVP Awards
1.	CSKA Moscow	18
2.	Real Madrid	16
3.	Barcelona	14
4.	Maccabi Tel Aviv	13
5.	Olympiacos	12
6.	Panathinaikos	10
7.	Anadolu Efes	7
8.	Baskonia	6
	Fenerbahçe
10.	Žalgiris	4
11.	AS Monaco	3
	Partizan
13.	Brose Bamberg	2
	Crvena zvezda
	Lokomotiv Kuban
	Málaga
	Olimpia Milano
	Siena
19.	13 teams	1

Notes

1. Lorbek won the March/April MVP award. It's not two separate awards.
2. Diamantidis won the March/April MVP award. It's not two separate awards.
3. Tavares won the March/April MVP award. It's not two separate awards.