4. Neven Spahija – Reyer Venezia
His international experience has never been in question, but reaching the Scudetto Final with Venezia further strengthened his position at a time when his departure seemed almost certain. Eliminating Virtus Bologna represents the most prestigious result of his recent LBA career, following a series of games decided on the finest margins.
3. Dimitris Priftis – Pallacanestro Reggiana
Priftis has guided Pallacanestro Reggiana to the playoffs in every season and was named Coach of the Year last season. His ability to give the team identity, organization and consistency makes him one of the most influential coaches in the league.
2. Peppe Poeta – Olimpia Milano
Two seasons as a head coach, two Scudetto Finals, one championship and one Coppa Italia. No other coach has achieved as much in such a short period. Poeta represents the new face of the Italian coaching school, and his rise appears to be only beginning.
1. Jasmin Repeša – Napoli Basket
Two Scudetti, two Coppa Italia titles and two Supercoppa Italiana trophies give Repeša the richest résumé among the coaches currently in the LBA. He has won and coached at a high level across Europe, most recently leading Trapani to the playoffs and helping Napoli avoid relegation.
Experience, results and the ability to make an impact in very different environments put Repeša at No. 1 in our LBA Coaches Power Ranking.
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