Euroleague Basketball

Euroleague Basketball has frozen its marketing partnership with Russian state-owned banking group VTB, along with suspending the participation of Russian teams in its competitions

Euroleague Basketball has bolstered coverage of its competitions in France with sports broadcaster the MCS Group acquiring a rights package for the EuroCup

Euroleague Basketball has agreed a deal to add Central and Eastern European gaming operator MaxBet to its portfolio of premium partners

Subscription streaming platform Okko has acquired exclusive live and on-demand streaming rights in Russia to the EuroLeague and EuroCup club basketball competitions

EuroLeague Basketball has struck a late agreement with L’Équipe Group, which will broadcast selected matches in France, a major market where Europe’s top-tier club competition had not managed to secur…

Euroleague Basketball chief executive Jordi Bertomeu will leave his position at the end of the season after six of the basketball club competition’s 11 shareholder teams voted to dismiss him.

Euroleague Basketball has agreed a deal with social media platform Facebook to offer fans in the US live coverage of its top-tier club competition

Euroleague Basketball has renewed its sponsorship contract with global pizza delivery chain Domino’s. The brand continues as a sponsor of both the EuroLeague and EuroCup competitions.

FreeSports, the UK free-to-air channel, has acquired a package of rights to basketball’s EuroLeague during the 2021-22 season.

Eleven Sports has acquired exclusive digital rights in Italy to the EuroLeague and EuroCup, European basketball's top-tier competitions, in a four-season deal that will sit alongside pay-television broadcaster…

Euroleague Basketball has signed up online trader Brokereo to its sponsorship portfolio

The Saran Media Group will become the new broadcast rights-holder in Turkey to the top-tier EuroLeague basketball competition from the 2022-23 season onwards

New research conducted by Nielsen Sports has shown growing levels of interest in the EuroLeague basketball tournament in its major markets over the last three years

Euroleague Basketball and the EuroLeague Players Association (ELPA) have hailed the completion of what they claim is the first collective agreement in pan-European basketball, and team sports in general

Euroleague Basketball has signed an extension to its long-running sponsorship contract with Turkish gambling firm Nesine

Germany will become the first nation to host consecutive EuroLeague Final Fours after Euroleague Basketball announced that next season’s showpiece will return to Mercedes-Benz Arena in Berlin.