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Israeli Basketball Teams Face Uphill Battle for EuroLeague Franchise Status
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First reported by Ice · 20 hours ago
What happened
Israeli basketball clubs Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem are reportedly struggling in their bid to secure permanent EuroLeague franchise contracts, with other teams considered stronger contenders. The final selection of eight teams is anticipated soon.
- 01Israeli teams Hapoel Tel Aviv and Jerusalem may not secure EuroLeague contracts.
- 02Four clubs are leading the race for permanent EuroLeague licenses.
- 03PAOK Thessaloniki is considered in the strongest position among contenders.
- 04Other European and Dubai clubs are also strong candidates.
- 05The EuroLeague is changing its ownership and licensing format.
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MakoCenter · Hebrew57 minutes ago
Israeli Basketball Teams Face Uphill Battle for EuroLeague Franchise Status
N12Center · Hebrew57 minutes ago
Israeli Basketball Teams Face Uphill Battle for EuroLeague Franchise Status
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