Bosnian NBA Players: Every Player Born in Bosnia and Herzegovina (2026-27)
All 3 players on an NBA roster this season who were born in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Updated Sep 1, 2026 · rosters as of the 2026-27 preseason
- Players
- 3
- Average height
- 6'10"
- Average age
- 28.7
- Teams represented
- 3 of 30
- Tallest
- Ivica Zubac (7'0")
- Shortest
- Tarik Biberovic (6'7")
- Oldest
- Jusuf Nurkic (32)
- Youngest
- Tarik Biberovic (25)
Birthplace, not citizenship. These lists group players by the country they were born in, which is what the public roster data records. A player born in one country may hold another nationality, may have grown up elsewhere, and may represent a different country internationally.
Three NBA players on 2026-27 rosters were born in Bosnia and Herzegovina, each from a different city: Mostar, Tuzla, and Zenica. They spread across 3 teams and no two share a franchise.
All three went straight to the NBA without playing college basketball in the United States. The group skews big — 2 of the 3 are centers, and the tallest, Ivica Zubac, stands 7'0".
Think you'd know these players from their team, height, age and jersey number alone?
Play Guess-the-Player with only players born in Bosnia and Herzegovina →| Player | Team | Pos | Ht | Age | Birthplace |
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C | 7'0" | 29 | Mostar, Bosnia & Herzegovina |
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C | 6'11" | 32 | Tuzla, Bosnia & Herzegovina |
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F | 6'7" | 25 | Zenica, Bosnia & Herzegovina |
Click any column heading to sort. Players with no college listed came into the league from overseas or straight out of high school.
Centers Dominate This Birthplace Group
Ivica Zubac (Indiana Pacers, #40) is the tallest of the three at 7'0", born in Mostar on Mar 18, 1997. Jusuf Nurkic (Utah Jazz, #30) stands 6'11" and is the oldest of the group, born in Tuzla on Aug 23, 1994. Both play center, making big men the clear majority here.
Tarik Biberovic (Dallas Mavericks) is the lone forward, standing 6'7" and born in Zenica on Jan 28, 2001. At age 25, he's the youngest of the three by a wide margin.
One Player Per Team Across the League
Each of the 3 players lands on a different franchise — the Indiana Pacers, the Utah Jazz, and the Dallas Mavericks. There's no overlap, so no single team claims more than 1 player born in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Across the broader NBA, 110 international players appear on 2026-27 rosters, drawn from 43 countries.