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EuroLeague Unveils Ambitious Decade-Long Plan With Billions in Revenue
The EuroLeague has announced a ten-year plan projecting 3.4 billion euros in distributions to 21 permanent clubs and aiming for 650 million euros in annual revenue. The league will expand to 24 teams next season and 28 by 2031, with a goal of improving club financial stability.
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- 01The EuroLeague plans to distribute 3.4 billion euros to 21 permanent clubs over the next decade.
- 02The league will expand to 24 teams next season and 28 teams by 2031.
- 03Annual revenues are projected to reach 650 million euros, with total club valuations hitting 13 billion euros.
- 04Maccabi Tel Aviv is expected to earn 200 million euros, while Hapoel Tel Aviv and Hapoel Jerusalem could earn 100 million euros each.
- 05The plan aims to ensure all EuroLeague clubs become financially self-sufficient.
- 06Club and league valuations are projected to increase significantly by 2031.
Israeli clubs Maccabi Tel Aviv, Hapoel Tel Aviv, and Hapoel Jerusalem stand to benefit significantly from this financial overhaul.
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