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Hapoel Jerusalem Confirms Plans to Submit EuroLeague License Proposal
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First reported by Mako · 46 minutes ago
What happened
Hapoel Jerusalem announced it will submit a proposal for a EuroLeague license, reaffirming its status as a key candidate despite earlier reports. The club is working closely with EuroLeague officials and aims to compete at the highest European basketball level.
- 01Hapoel Jerusalem plans to submit a EuroLeague license proposal soon.
- 02The club remains a significant candidate despite initial reports to the contrary.
- 03Owner Matan Adelson is in direct contact with EuroLeague CEO Jordi Bertomeu.
- 04Eleven teams had already applied for licenses, including Hapoel Tel Aviv and European clubs.
- 05Adelson emphasized the club's commitment to a strong financial and strategic proposal.
- 06Hapoel Jerusalem aims to compete at the highest level of European basketball.
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