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EuroLeague Plans Massive Payouts and Expansion to 28 Teams
The EuroLeague announced plans to distribute €3.4 billion to 21 member clubs over the next decade and expand to 28 teams by 2031. The league aims to improve club financial stability and anticipates annual profits of €650 million.
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- 01EuroLeague will distribute €3.4 billion to 21 clubs over the next decade.
- 02The league plans to expand to 24 teams next season and 28 by 2031.
- 03Maccabi Tel Aviv is projected to earn €200 million in the next ten years.
- 04Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem could each earn €100 million.
- 05The expansion aims to ensure all clubs become financially self-sustaining.
Maccabi Tel Aviv is set to earn €200 million, while Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem could each receive €100 million if granted permanent status.
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