Overview
- Euroleague publicly set four conditions for any cooperation: shared benefit, cultural integrity, competitive excellence, and European governance.
- Leaders from Euroleague, the NBA, and FIBA met in Geneva on October 8 for a second round of talks, with Euroleague noting its earlier proposal drew little substantive response.
- According to Eurohoops, the NBA told clubs there would be no guaranteed spots for all teams in a potential NBA Europe, a stance Euroleague counters by calling inclusion of its shareholder clubs non‑negotiable.
- Galatasaray’s president said the club received an invitation connected to the proposed NBA Europe after a FIBA invitation to meet in Geneva.
- Discussions continue with FIBA facilitating, and reporting has referenced a potential 2028 launch target that remains contingent and undeclared.