The EuroLeague meeting was held, a meeting of the founding clubs that lasted more than 6 hours, where several issues were discussed. However, many of the proposals were not voted on, including the expansion of the competition from 18 to 20 teams. What is new, however, is Fenerbahce: the Turkish club is reportedly ready to sign a new 10-year contract with the EuroLeague, according to the Sport24 website.
The deal for BC Partners to acquire a minority stake in the EuroLeague has not been finalized either, so the clubs will meet again on May 12.
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