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jun 23 2026Real Madrid has signed a new ten-year agreement with EuroLeague Basketball and will become part of the franchise model alongside other shareholder clubs in the competition, according to Eurohoops.
The decision by the Madrid club represents an important step within the new scenario that EuroLeague is preparing for the next decade. The agreement must be officially ratified at the Board meeting scheduled for this Friday, where the competition is also expected to confirm the main lines of its future expansion.
Real Madrid was the last shareholder club that had not yet closed its accession to the new contractual framework. With its signature, one of the most powerful entities in European basketball formally commits to the EuroLeague's long-term project.
This move strengthens the stability of the competition and clears one of the major uncertainties ahead of a crucial meeting to define the immediate future of the tournament, both in its ownership structure and in its growth plans.
