A high-stakes summit takes place today in Geneva, where EuroLeague, FIBA, and the NBA will once again meet to discuss the creation of a new European league potentially launching in the 2027-2028 season. After the initial talks on October 8, the goal is to find common ground — though major divisions remain.
Reports from Spain suggest that Real Madrid, Barcelona, Fenerbahce, and ASVEL are ready to join the new project, which would feature 12 fixed teams and 4 rotating spots based on domestic league and Basketball Champions League results. Olimpia Milano is also reportedly open to the idea.
EuroLeague continues to defend its identity and heritage, but a partnership with FIBA and the NBA seems difficult to achieve. Meanwhile, there are growing rumors of a five-year deal with Dubai, as all sides try to avoid a power struggle that could further fracture European basketball.
Source: Tuttosport
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