Dennis Schroder wins the 2023 FIBA World Cup MVP award

FIBA Basketball World Cup MVPs winners: Dennis Schroder joins full list including Kyrie Irving, Ricky Rubio






After more than two weeks of play, the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup has come to a close.

32 countries entered the tournament, and Germany emerged as the champion by winning its first-ever gold. Some of the best players in the world went head-to-head with a chance to win the Naismith Trophy.

While the tournament MVP award usually goes to a player from the team that wins it all, that hasn't always been the case at the FIBA World Cup.

After leading Germany to wins a Basketball World Cup title for the first-time, Dennis Schröder has been crowned MVP in 2023. Who were the players to win the award before him?



Who won the 2023 2023 FIBA World Cup MVP award



Toronto Raptors guard Dennis Schroder was named tournament MVP after leading Germany to its maiden FIBA World Cup crown Sunday.

Schroder dropped a game-high 28 points on 9-of-17 shooting in the gold-medal matchup versus Serbia.

The 29-year-old averaged 19.1 points and 6.1 assists across eight appearances, finishing in the top 15 of both categories. He shot 32.7% from beyond the arc and 43.5% from the field overall.

Schroder inked a two-year, $36-million contract with Toronto this summer after spending the previous campaign with the Los Angeles Lakers.


Full list of Every FIBA Basketball World Cup MVPs winner 1950-2023



You can find the complete list of FIBA World Cup MVPs below.



Year     Player   Country


2023  Dennis Schröder Germany

2019  Ricky Rubio Spain

2014  Kyrie Irving USA

2010  Kevin Durant USA

2006  Pau Gasol   Spain

2002  Dirk Nowitzki Germany

1998  Dejan Bodiroga Yugoslavia

1994  Shaquille O'Neal  USA

1990  Toni Kukoc  Yugoslavia

1986  Drazen Petrovic Yugoslavia

1982  Doc Rivers USA

1978  Drazen Dalipagic Yugoslavia

1974  Dragan Kicanovic Yugoslavia

1970  Sergei Belov Soviet Union

1967  Ivo Daneu  Yugoslavia

1963  Wlamir Marques  Brazil

1959  Amaury Pasos Brazil

1954  Kirby Minter USA

1950  Oscar Furlong Argentina







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