In a groundbreaking gathering in Geneva, FIBA, NBA Europe, and EuroLeague stakeholders came together to discuss the future of European basketball. All EuroLeague A-license clubs were present—except CSKA Moscow—alongside EuroLeague’s commercial partner IMG.
El Barça, amb 𝐉𝐨𝐬𝐞𝐩 𝐂𝐮𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐬 al capdavant, ha estat convidat a una reunió informativa organitzada per la FIBA a la seva seu a Ginebra. El FC Barcelona ha assistit, juntament amb altres clubs europeus, a una reunió on s’han exposat els plans de la FIBA a curt i llarg… pic.twitter.com/L3AV23Mmce
— Barça Basket (@FCBbasket) May 27, 2025
Key figures such as FIBA Secretary General Andreas Zagklis, NBA’s George Aivazoglou, and FIBA Europe President Jorge Garbajosa attended. The agenda covered FIBA national team windows, NCAA clearance rules, and plans for a potential NBA-FIBA European league set for 2026-27.
However, EuroLeague clubs were informed they would need to pay a participation fee in any new framework—an aspect that sparked some skepticism. Still, the overall mood was constructive, marking perhaps a first real step toward a shared vision for the sport’s governance and structure in Europe.
Post your comment
Visualizza commenti