Alimerka Oviedo Baloncesto has finalized its roster for the upcoming 2025–26 Primera FEB season, completing its summer market activity by securing a loan agreement with Segunda FEB side Getafe for exterior player Pablo Longarela, according to club announcements. The roster lock comes less than a week before the team returns to the Palacio de los Deportes to tip off its pre-season preparations in northern Spain.
Longarela’s arrival fills the final perimeter spot for the carbayón club alongside young guard Jorge Arias. This move sets the stage for Oviedo’s fourteenth consecutive campaign in Spain’s second-tier professional basketball division, maintaining continuity for a club aiming to build on its recent competitive footing under head coach guidance and club management directives.
Roster Construction and Key Departures
Statistical breakdowns from the 2025–26 Primera FEB season, compiled by Proballers, highlight the core framework Alimerka Oviedo relied upon to finish with a 19–13 regular-season record. Guard Marques Townes paced the squad offensively, averaging 16.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 4.3 assists across 28 appearances. Fellow guard Gregory Parham II contributed 13.2 points per contest over 32 games, while Raul Lobaco added 12 points and 4.2 rebounds nightly.
Inside the paint, forward Alonso Faure Ribes anchored the rebounding efforts with 5.5 boards per game alongside 7.7 points, complemented by Robert Cosialls, who pulled down 5.4 rebounds per contest. Other notable contributors returning or shaping the program’s foundation include Calvin Hermanson, Francis Nwaokorie, Dan Duscak, Daniil Shelist, Federico Copes, and Jorge Arias Gonzalez.
Pre-Season Timeline and Palacio de los Deportes Return
The squad is scheduled to assemble at the Palacio de los Deportes in Oviedo ahead of its opening pre-season fixtures.
Having navigated a rigorous schedule last term—which included playoff battles against clubs such as Acunsa Gipuzkoa and Movistar Estudiantes—the organization enters the new campaign with a blended roster of experienced veterans and developing prospects designed to handle the physical demands of a 34-game league calendar.
What Comes Next
Alimerka Oviedo Baloncesto will kick off its pre-season training sessions at the Palacio de los Deportes within the week, giving supporters their first look at the completed 12-man roster in action. Fans and analysts can follow official club updates via the official Oviedo Baloncesto portal as exhibition matches are finalized ahead of the league’s opening tip.
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