Mizrahi Departs for EuroLeague Owners Meeting, Israeli Teams' Status on Table
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Euroleague shareholders reject NBA Europe offer, door open for future talks
The NBA’s attempt to reshape European basketball hit a roadblock on Tuesday as Euroleague shareholder clubs rejected a collaboration offer, raising the prospect of a battle for the continent’s biggest teams, players and commercial riches.
Crvena zvezda and Partizan are still waiting for a decision on their future in the Euroleague, after the owners of the shareholder clubs did not make a final decision on the expansion of the competition.
The 13 Euroligue shareholder clubs, the leading competition in Europe, unanimously reject the NBA's offer, which plans to launch a league on the Old Continent in 2027.
The NBA has given the Euroleague a deadline by the end of October 6 to decide on possible further cooperation, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported.
In Italy, they revealed the NBA's takeover proposal for the Euroleague – An ultimatum from the Americans and in the background… PAOK and Aris. The post “This is the NBA's proposal to the Euroleague”: The deadline, PAOK, Aris and the meeting in Como appeared first on in.gr.
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