Euroleague shareholders reject NBA Europe offer, door open for future talks
On October 6, Euroleague shareholder clubs declined a collaboration proposal from the NBA, potentially creating conflicts over Europe's top basketball teams, players and commercial assets. The Euroleague did not formally decide on expanding the competition to 24 teams, but confirmed the transformation of its 13 shareholder clubs into franchises.
Discussions focused on the NBA's proposed NBA Europe league, set to launch in 2027. NBA officials declined to comment on the matter. Analysts suggest any partnership between the two leagues is unlikely before the 2028 season due to organizing challenges. Euroleague officials remain open to cooperation, but no deadline has been set for a deal.
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