EuroLeague Set to Grant Maxima Roma Permanent License for 2027-28
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Maxima Roma will receive a permanent license, and the decision is expected to be approved by the EuroLeague board by the end of the month. The new 24-team format is likely to be split into two conferences.
La Gazzetta dello Sport reported yesterday that Maxima Roma will receive a permanent license. The decision is expected to be approved by the EuroLeague board by the end of the month.
The report also covers the new format to be used in the 2027-28 season. Accordingly, the 24-team structure is likely to be split into two conferences in order to balance the match workload. Italy will have four teams in the season, a number that will be matched only by Spain.
It was reported that Barcelona's Kevin Punter has a syndesmosis injury in his left ankle and will be out of action for about six weeks. Tosan Evbuomwan is said to be out for three weeks.
Zalgiris Kaunas renewed Mantas Rubstavicius's contract on a 2+1 year deal and loaned the player to Tofas Bursa for the 2026-27 season. The report also includes comments on Armoni Brooks' departure from Olimpia Milano and Daniele Baiesi's answers at Luca Banchi's introduction ceremony.
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