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Hapoel Tel Aviv May Join EuroLeague as Permanent Shareholder for Up to €90 Million
Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly being considered for a permanent EuroLeague franchise, which could cost between 50 and 90 million euros. This move would grant the club a stable spot in the competition, independent of athletic results. The EuroLeague plans to expand to 24 teams next season and potentially 28 by 2030.
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- 01Hapoel Tel Aviv may become a permanent EuroLeague shareholder for up to 90 million euros.
- 02The club is among six teams considered for permanent licenses starting in 2027.
- 03Permanent status would grant Hapoel Tel Aviv a stable place in the competition.
- 04The EuroLeague plans to expand to 24 teams next season.
- 05Partizan Belgrade and Crvena Zvezda will pay 1.5 million euros for temporary licenses.
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