Hapoel Tel Aviv's expected arrival to the EuroLeague is set to have a massive impact on the league's competitive and financial landscape.

Credit: Duilio Della Libera/LiveMedia/IPA via ZUMA Press - Scanpix
Credit Duilio Della Libera/LiveMedia/IPA via ZUMA Press - Scanpix

Hapoel Shlomo Tel Aviv is on the verge of making history. After defeating Valencia in the EuroCup semifinals, they now face Gran Canaria in the final – a matchup that seems less about who will win and more about what comes next.

Despite winning the EuroCup in 2023, Gran Canaria declined the opportunity to join the EuroLeague due to financial and logistical concerns.

That makes Hapoel not only the favorite on the court, but also the most likely club to claim the EuroLeague spot for the 2025-26 season.

And that's where things get interesting. Hapoel's likely promotion doesn't just complete a feel-good story – it has the potential to

Vukašin Nedeljković
Vukašin Nedeljković
Daily Writer
Vukašin played basketball competitively in his youth, and now contributes to Synergy Sports Technology and Sportradar regarding basketball analysis. He also has experience working as a journalist in Serbia and is passionate about writing basketball articles mainly focused on basketball X's and O's.
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