Segunda FEB (Spain, 3rd tier)

Spain · Europe

Reported import pay sourced

$6k–$17k /season, approx.

monthly figure × 9 months, € converted at 1.16

Import slots derived

1 non-EU (EU/Cotonou players not counted)

Season starts derived

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Level estimate

48/100

Difficulty to sign estimate

6/10

NBA alumni estimate

Not yet counted

Cost of living sourced

51.6 NYC=100

US travel advisory sourced

Level 2

Exercise increased caution

Import / foreign player rules: 2026-27: max 1 non-EU player (not compulsory); 8–12 man roster with 3 or 4 locally trained players depending on roster size; 2 locally trained players on court at all times. source: feb.es
Reported import salary: €600–€1,600 per month (Spain 3rd division) source: europrobasket.com
Reported by EuroProBasket (a paid camp operator) from its network, verified Sept 2026 per the source; not official league data.
Season: Not yet verified. Know it? Send a source →
Signing windows / registration deadlines: Not yet verified. Know it? Send a source →
FIBA has no single global transfer window. International moves need a FIBA Letter of Clearance (Internal Regulations Book 3); the origin federation must respond within 6 days. Each league sets its own registration deadlines. source: assets.fiba.basketball
Official site: segundafeb.com
National federation: Spanish Basketball Federation · national teams, FIBA ranking, eligibility

How to reach

Email secretaria@feb.es · found on feb.es/segundafeb/contacto.html, checked 2026-10-19

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Agents known to place here

Dynamics Global Management2

Interperformances2

Known placements from public sources; not complete. Counts are each agency's listed clients (from its own client page) who have played in this league, using club history from Wikidata. Browse agents by league →

First-contract view

Tier within country: Tier 3 in Spain
Teams: 28 source: en.wikipedia.org
Entry-friendliness estimate: 4/5 · Accessible
ESTIMATE (editorial, per league). Weighs level, import slots and how clubs usually recruit.
How players typically get in: Mostly through agents and coach contacts; many clubs also reply to direct emails with game film and stats. Open tryouts are rare. (our summary)
Housing estimate: Usually (estimate for this level)
Season window estimate: Roughly late Sep/Oct – Apr/May (est., typical for European domestic leagues)

Note: Older survey: $600–$1,000/month, max $2,000 (Jose Colorado chart, dated).

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Quick answers

How many foreign players can a Segunda FEB team have?

2026-27: max 1 non-EU player (not compulsory); 8–12 man roster with 3 or 4 locally trained players depending on roster size; 2 locally trained players on court at all times.

How much do import players make in the Segunda FEB?

Reported range: €600–€1,600 per month (Spain 3rd division). Reported by EuroProBasket (a paid camp operator) from its network, verified Sept 2026 per the source; not official league data.