The EuroLeague intends to distribute a total of $3.8 billion to its participating teams over the next 10 years. Approximately two-thirds of this amount will come from revenue, with the remainder sourced from franchise fees. According to Euroleague Basketball, the plan outlines a total distribution of €3.4 billion, which includes €2.2 billion from revenues and €1.2 billion from franchise fees.
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This initiative is part of a broader strategy that anticipates a valuation of $14.6 billion over the next decade and projected annual revenues close to $729 million. Currently, the revenue distribution to clubs stands at $78.5 million.
The proposed changes aim to facilitate league expansion, transform the structure to franchises, implement stricter Financial Fair Play regulations, and enhance technology use, including the upcoming EuroLeague Basketball+ platform and potential new arena constructions. These developments were discussed during meetings in Como and have been approved by the 13 clubs/shareholders. This plan could also play a significant role in ongoing discussions with the NBA regarding possible collaboration.