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EuroLeague CEO Hints at New License Applicant Amid Expansion Plans
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First reported by Sport5 · 48 minutes ago
What happened
EuroLeague CEO Jordi Bertomeu announced 12 license applications worth 800 million euros, sparking speculation that Hapoel Jerusalem might be the new applicant. He also indicated the EuroLeague is ready to partner with or compete against the NBA in Europe.
- 01EuroLeague received 12 license bids totaling 800 million euros.
- 02Hapoel Jerusalem may be the twelfth applicant for a license.
- 03The league plans to expand to 24 teams in the 2027-28 season.
- 04EuroLeague is open to NBA partnership or competition in Europe.
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