EuroLeague teams' budgets grew by an average of roughly €6M per team from 2022 to 2025. Panathinaikos, Olympiacos, Crvena Zvezda, and Monaco experienced the most significant increases in total spending and team contracts.

Credit: Vangelis Stolis
Credit Vangelis Stolis

BasketNews' recent study compares EuroLeague teams' budgets between the 2021–22 and 2024–25 seasons. The data reveals solid increases in overall spending and players' and coaches' salaries.

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Although the period is arbitrarily chosen, the data reveals a striking trend: most clubs have dramatically increased their total budgets and players' and coaches' salaries, with overall averages climbing approximately 29% for total spending and 26% for net salaries.

Average EuroLeague budget

The total budget increase had an average jump of roughly €6M per team. Net salaries boost suffered an average increase of approximately €2.5M per team.

According to BasketNews research, the average total budget per team jumped from about €21.2M in 2021–22 to 

Donatas Urbonas
Donatas Urbonas
Senior Staff Writer
Donatas Urbonas is an award-winning Lithuanian basketball journalist, recognized as the best sports journalist in Lithuania in 2016 and the top basketball journalist in 2018. A Vilnius University journalism graduate, Urbonas has reported on major global sports events, including the Rio 2016 and Paris 2024 Olympics, FIBA World Cups, EuroBaskets, NBA Summer League, and NBA Draft.
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