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Ongoing Story· Day 37

EuroLeague Expansion Could Grant Second Israeli Team Permanent Spot

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Hapoel Tel Aviv Expected to Receive EuroLeague Franchise License

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Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly set to receive a permanent EuroLeague franchise license, according to 'Gazzetta dello Sport'. The club would join Valencia, Paris, Dubai, Virtus Bologna, and PAOK Thessaloniki as permanent members. The EuroLeague is expected to make an official announcement in the coming weeks regarding the league's structure and new members.

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  • Hapoel Tel Aviv is expected to receive a permanent EuroLeague franchise license.
  • The report comes from Italian sports publication 'Gazzetta dello Sport'.
  • Valencia, Paris, Dubai, Virtus Bologna, and PAOK Thessaloniki are also mentioned as joining.
  • Six clubs are expected to become permanent franchise members.
  • Four other teams will reportedly receive temporary contracts.
  • The EuroLeague is expected to make a final announcement in the coming weeks.

Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly on the verge of securing a permanent franchise license for the EuroLeague, according to a dramatic report from 'Gazzetta dello Sport' on Monday evening. The Israeli basketball club is expected to join Valencia, Paris, Dubai, Virtus Bologna (referred to as Rome in the report), and PAOK Thessaloniki as permanent members of the European basketball competition.

This development, if confirmed, would be significant for Hapoel Tel Aviv. The report suggests that these six clubs will become franchise members, while four other teams will receive temporary contracts. The final decision and official announcement are anticipated from the EuroLeague in the coming weeks, with this report adding to ongoing speculation about the league's expansion and structure.

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