We are proud to announce that Zan Milovidov, one of London Elite’s most promising young talents, has officially joined AS Monaco, a European basketball powerhouse competing at the highest level.
Known as La Roca Team, AS Monaco’s senior squad plays in France’s top-tier LNB Pro A and the prestigious EuroLeague — where they reached the Final Four in the 2024/25 season, narrowly missing out in the championship game.
Zan will be joining AS Monaco’s U18 team, which competes in France’s premier U18 league and regularly features in the Adidas Next Generation Tournament (ANGT) — one of the most globally respected stages for youth basketball talent.
Zan joined London Elite at age 13, and quickly made his mark. The polite giant became a central figure in the squad that claimed the club’s first-ever National Championship title at the U14 level.
Standing at 6’10”, Zan has continued to impress. Last season, he delivered a dominant performance in the U16 National Final, helping lead his team to the final in a memorable campaign.
Most recently, Zan represented Team Europe at the highly prestigious Future Star Shanghai Tournament, where — alongside five other London Elite players and U16 Head Coach Daniel James — he helped the team win the championship, defeating China U16 in the final. This victory is another major highlight in a breakout year for Zan and a reflection of the talent emerging from our program.
Zan reflects: “My time at London Elite was honestly amazing. I spent three great years there and it really felt like being part of a family. Winning the championship in my second year was a big highlight, but the best parts were the practices, the EYBL trips, and just having fun with my teammates. The energy was always high, and I grew a lot as a player and a person. If I had to do it all over again, I’d pick London Elite every time. Now I’m looking forward to a new challenge in Monaco and experiencing something different while taking everything I learned with me.“
This move is a testament not only to Zan’s talent and work ethic, but to the developmental pathway provided by London Elite — and the international opportunities it creates.
We wish Zan the very best in Monaco and look forward to following his journey on one of Europe’s biggest stages.
Once Elite, Always Elite.
