Euroleague Basketball announced on September 17, 2026, that it will significantly expand its EuroLeague TV streaming platform ahead of the 2026-27 season. This initiative aims to enhance fan engagement by offering more live basketball and a broader selection of content.
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Starting September 18, the service will feature the inaugural Euroleague Basketball SuperCup and the opening round of the German easyCredit BBL. Further action from the BKT EuroCup and EuroLeague is expected on September 24 and 29, respectively.
With this expansion, EuroLeague TV subscribers will gain access to an extended lineup of professional basketball, featuring not just EuroLeague and BKT EuroCup games, but also matches from the Australian NBL, Chinese CBA, French Betclic ELITE, German easyCredit BBL, and Greek Stoiximan GBL throughout their seasons. This additional coverage comes through a partnership with Sportradar Group AG, which enhances their existing relationship regarding data and audiovisual rights.
Additionally, the platform will continue to stream games from the Italian Serie A, further enriching its offerings from previous seasons. Domestic league content will be made available in several territories, including Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among others.
The expanded EuroLeague TV lineup will offer increased live programming on weekends and across various time zones, providing fans with access to high-quality basketball throughout the week. The BKT EuroCup will add 60 additional games compared to the 2025-26 season as the competition grows from 20 to 32 teams.
In addition to live games, EuroLeague TV, supported by technology partner Deltatre, will provide on-demand content, featuring classic games, highlights, and behind-the-scenes insights through its 24/7 linear channel. The new ELTV Originals segment will dive deeper into the stories of competitions and the personalities of players and coaches.
EuroLeague TV is available on multiple devices, including web, Android and iOS mobile, tvOS, Android TV, as well as LG and Samsung TVs. This expansion is a significant step toward the launch of Euroleague Basketball+, a platform intended to be a comprehensive hub for basketball content and services.