The FIBA Euroleague

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The FIBA Euroleague war now divides European basketball Countries affected by the sanction of the FIBA 20 have until Wednesday to present its defense. FEB sources confirmed to AS they will. The war between the FIBA and the Euroleague has claimed its first victims and divided the map of basketball in the Old Continent. The European Federation has finally sanctioned without Eurobasket 2017 eight countries had reached an agreement with Euroleague (Spain, Russia and participants in the Adriatic League: Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia, Macedonia and Jackpot Bet Online Montenegro) and has sent a notice six other federations have clubs that will participate in the European Championship: Greece (AEK), Israel (Hapoel Jerusalem), Jackpot Bet Online Italy (Sassari, Trento and Jackpot Bet Online Reggio Emilia), Lithuania (Lietuvos Rytas), Turkey (Galatasaray) and Poland (Zielona Gora) .

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