Euroleague Shareholders Reject NBA's Proposal, Plan Expansion to 24 Teams
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Shareholders of Euroleague, the premier basketball competition in Europe, have rejected an initial proposal from the NBA to collaborate and create a new European league. The decision was made during a meeting in Como, Italy, where the shareholders also agreed to transform their existing licenses into a franchise system and expand the league to 24 teams from the current 20. The NBA has been exploring the possibility of launching a 16-team league in Europe, with some existing teams and new franchises, as early as the 2027-28 season. Despite the rejection, negotiations between the NBA and Euroleague are expected to continue.
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