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Report: Hapoel Tel Aviv Could Need 80 Million Euro for a EuroLeague Franchise Spot
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First reported by N12 · Jun 24, 2026
What happened
Hapoel Tel Aviv could need to pay 80 million euros to secure a EuroLeague franchise under a proposed league restructuring. The Spanish report says the new model would replace time-limited licenses with permanent ones starting in the near future.
- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv is set to play in the 2026/27 EuroLeague season.
- 02A franchise spot could cost Hapoel Tel Aviv 80 million euros.
- 03The EuroLeague is considering permanent licenses instead of limited-term deals.
- 04Virtus Bologna and Valencia are reportedly paying 50 million euros each.
- 05Other interested clubs include Hapoel Jerusalem, Beşiktaş and Galatasaray.
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