The FIBA EuroBasket concluded on Sunday, with Germany taking home the title, their second ever in the tournament. The tournament that saw superstars like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Nikola Jokic and Luka Doncic garnered a lot of attention from the fans.In a tournament dominated by superstar players, Dennis Schroder made a highlight with his maiden EuroBasket MVP Award. Scorder’s impact on Germany’s offense was crucial in their title win. He recorded 18 points on 45.5% shooting from the field. In his second double-double of the tournament, Schrorder also contributed with 12 assists, 3 rebounds and 1 steal. With the game on the line, Dennis Schroder took over in the last minute of the game. With just over one minute remaining in the game, Turkey led by 83-82. Schroder alone scored all the next six points for Germany and sealed the win. This is his second FIBA MVP award in the last three years. In 2023, Schroder won the FIBA World Cup MVP.Shortly after the tournament concluded, FIBA released the list of the top five players. Dennis Schroder, Doncic, Anetetokounmpo, Franz Wagner and Alperen Sengun were named as the 2025 All-Star Five team from the tournamentThe NBA superstar, Nikola Jokic, had an average tournament and wasn't named in the list. What stood out in the list was that all the players in the list were also prominent NBA players.Who led EuroBasket in scoring?Although Luka Doncic and his Slovenian team had to exit the tournament in the quarterfinals, the NBA star proved that he was perhaps the best offensive player in the world. He averaged 34.7 points on 45.8% shooting from the field, including 32.1% from the 3-point line. Giannis Antetokounmpo and Deni Avdija were second and third with 27.3 ppg and 24.0 ppg. Who led EuroBasket in total points?Luka Doncic also led this category with a total of 243 points in 7 games. Finland’s Lauri Markkanen and Turkey’s Alperen Sengun were ranked 2nd and 3rd with 208 and 194 points, respectively. Who led EuroBasket in assists?Dennis Schroder was the leader in the assist category. In 9 games, he averaged 7.2 assists per game and stacked up a total of 65 assists. Doncic was slightly behind Schroder with 7.1 apg, just ahead of Czechia’s Ondrej Sehnal, who averaged 6.6 apg.