All-Time rosters

On the picture (top row, left to right): Kuzey Kilic, scout, Vladimir Kluychevsky, team manager, Giannis Zigouris, physiotherapist, Sergey Karasev, forward, Dmitry Kulagin, guard, Andrey Zubkov, forward, Thomas Wimbush, forward, Richard Solomon, center, Joe Thomasson, guard, Artem Klimenko, center, Denis Zakharov, guard, Sergey Toropov, forward, Caleb Homesley, guard, Trey Thompkins, forward, Vitaly Fridzon, guard, Igor Volkhin, forward, Andrey Toptunov, guard, Maxim Belyaev, doctor, Dmitry Loshmanov, masseur, Vyacheslav Yazynin, administrator; (bottom row, from left to right): Evgeny Rozhenkov, physician, Vitautas Valiulis, player development coach, Adamantios Panagiotopolous, assistant coach, Alexandr Tserkovny, CEO, Xavier Pascual, head coach, Manos Papadopolous, sports director, Inigo Zorzano, assistant coach, Maxim Uchaykin, assistant coach, Yaroslav Yalovchuk, conditioning coach

Zenit — 2022/23

The first season without European competitions for Zenit and all Russian clubs proved to be a mixed one. Our team started the year well, but by January-February, a rebuilding phase was underway, with three new foreign players joining the team and a significant number of injuries occurring. The regular season saw Zenit finish in third place, and in the playoffs, we defeated MBA with a score of 3-1 in the first round. Unfortunately, in the semifinals, our team lost in the final moments of the seventh game, allowing UNICS to advance (3-4), who eventually won the championship. Zenit finished fourth in the series for third place after failing to defeat CSKA. In the Russian Cup, our team reached the final but was defeated by Nizhny Novgorod, securing only the silver medals in the national cup. However, Zenit did not go without any titles as before the season even began, in the preseason, we claimed the Kondrashin and Belov Cup, as well as the VTB United League Supercup.