08/11/202610:11
The Israeli club is reportedly among the teams expected to secure a guaranteed place in the competition. An official decision is expected by the end of November.
Hapoel Tel Aviv is reportedly close to securing a EuroLeague franchise license. According to Arale Weisberg, the club is among those expected to receive approval as part of the competition’s expansion plans.
The final decision will be made at the EuroLeague board meeting later this month. Other clubs in contention include Dubai, Valencia and PAOK Thessaloniki. Hapoel Jerusalem, meanwhile, is currently not expected to make the list and would have to qualify through its results in the EuroCup.
Barcelona announces Kevin Punter will miss around six weeks with a left ankle syndesmosis tear, while Tosan Evbuomwan is out around three weeks
Zalgiris Kaunas signs Mantas Rubstavicius to a new 2+1 deal and loans the Lithuanian guard to Tofas Bursa for the 2026-27 season
Armoni Brooks has spoken about his departure from Olimpia Milano, while Daniele Baiesi addressed the matter when asked a direct question
Dimitris Itoudis proposes second teams for EuroLeague clubs to compete in domestic leagues and comments on Zeljko Obradovic’s return to Panathinaikos
Italy could have four teams in the competition next season, with Olimpia Milano retaining its permanent status and three other clubs set to join the expanded EuroLeague.
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