The Eurocup is expanding, in the coming days it will be known which teams will receive long-term licenses

Changes are coming to the second-strongest European basketball competition.

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Buducnost is applying for a five-year license, Photo: KK Buducnost Voli/Filip Roganović
Buducnost is applying for a five-year license, Photo: KK Buducnost Voli/Filip Roganović
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A Euroleague meeting was held today, with the Eurocup as the main topic.

Changes have been agreed in the competition format and the number of participants. Starting next season, the Eurocup will have 32 clubs, and as stated in a statement on the Euroleague website, more than 40 were interested in participating in the upcoming season.

The teams will be divided into four groups of eight participants each. As a reminder, this season there were two groups of 10 teams each.

The play-off phase will also be different. The top four teams from each group will advance. From the round of 16 to the final, all series will be played on a best-of-two basis.

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photo: Eurocup

The final list of Eurocup participants for next season will be announced in the coming days, after the domestic championships are over. In addition, approximately 20 clubs will receive long-term licenses for a period of five years. The remaining places will be filled with one-year wild-card invitations.

Among the clubs mentioned as candidates for the license is Budućnost.

The names of the participants and those who will receive long-term licenses will be announced in the coming days.

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