Hapoel Jerusalem Confirms Plans to Submit EuroLeague License Proposal
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Hapoel Jerusalem has confirmed it will submit a proposal for a EuroLeague license, countering earlier reports that it had not applied. The club is actively engaged with EuroLeague officials and aims to compete at the highest European level, with owner Matan Adelson expressing confidence in their forthcoming bid.
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- Hapoel Jerusalem plans to submit a EuroLeague license proposal soon.
- The club is in close coordination with EuroLeague management and CEO Jordi Bertomeu.
- Earlier reports excluded Hapoel Jerusalem from the list of license applicants.
- Eleven teams, including Hapoel Tel Aviv and European clubs, have applied for licenses.
- Owner Matan Adelson stressed the club's commitment to top-level European basketball.
- The proposal will be strong financially and strategically to secure board approval.
Hapoel Jerusalem has officially announced its intention to submit a proposal for a EuroLeague license in the coming days. This statement comes after reports suggested the club was not among the teams applying for the license, which sparked speculation about their participation. The club clarified that it remains a significant candidate in the process, working closely with EuroLeague management, including CEO Jordi Bertomeu, to advance to the next stage pending board approval.
The EuroLeague recently revealed that 11 teams had applied for licenses, including Hapoel Tel Aviv, Valencia, Dubai, Rome, PAOK Thessaloniki, Napoli, Paris, Partizan Belgrade, Red Star Belgrade, Virtus Bologna, and London Lions. Hapoel Jerusalem emphasized its commitment to competing at the highest level of European basketball and aims to present a strong financial and strategic proposal.
Owner Matan Adelson expressed confidence in the club's potential contribution to the EuroLeague and the strength of their forthcoming proposal. The club is approaching the licensing process with full seriousness and dedication, hoping to secure a permanent spot in the premier European basketball competition.
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