Abu Dhabi to host EuroLeague final 4
Abu Dhabi Set to Host EuroLeague 2024-25 Final Four
Abu Dhabi will host the EuroLeague basketball's 2024-25 final four in May, after paying $25 million to secure the rights. The semi-finals and finals will be held at Abu Dhabi’s Etihad Arena, marking the city as the second non-European location to host the event.
Abu Dhabi to host 2025 Turkish Airlines EuroLeague Final Four
This arrangement strategically combines the new market of Abu Dhabi and the Middle East with the EuroLeague’s traditional pan-European venues. The Final Four will mark Euroleague Basketball’s second experience in the Middle East, following the successful Adidas NextGen Tournament Qualifier hosted in Dubai last season.
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