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Hapoel Tel Aviv Misses Out on Early EuroLeague Licenses
Hapoel Tel Aviv is not among the first four clubs expected to receive long-term EuroLeague licenses, with Valencia, Paris, Dubai, and PAOK Thessaloniki reportedly set to be granted these spots. The four clubs will collectively pay around 300 million euros, with an official announcement anticipated in early November.
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What happened
- 01Valencia, Paris, Dubai, and PAOK Thessaloniki are expected to receive the first EuroLeague licenses.
- 02Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly excluded from the initial group of clubs receiving long-term licenses.
- 03The four selected clubs will pay a combined total of approximately 300 million euros.
- 04An official announcement regarding the licenses is expected as early as November.
- 05Hapoel Tel Aviv remains a strong candidate for subsequent license rounds.
- 06The EuroLeague aims to generate about 1.2 billion euros from new club licenses.
While this is a setback for Hapoel Tel Aviv, the club remains a strong candidate for future licenses, alongside Crvena Zvezda Belgrade. The EuroLeague aims to raise approximately 1.2 billion euros from these new licenses.
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