A recent report estimates the Euroleague’s valuation at €1.41 billion for the 2025-2026 season. Extending this analysis, the projected EBITDA for the 2026-2027 season is expected to reach €1.64 billion. These projections are built on solid financial foundations, with the league’s management forecasting a sustained compound annual growth rate (CAGR) for both revenue and EBITDA exceeding 10% from the 2022-2023 season through to 2034-2035.
Concurrently, an analysis of the licensed clubs reveals a total value of approximately €1.8 billion. Individual club valuations, derived from revenue-based multiples, show a wide range, from over €60 million to more than €320 million. This spectrum reflects the increasing commercial power and competitive profile of the participating organizations.
Looking ahead, the report underscores the significant growth potential within the Euroleague ecosystem. The analysis suggests that the combined value of the league and its clubs could increase by up to 25% following the transformation of the current 10-year licensing framework into permanent franchise structures. Further expansion through an increased number of franchises could generate even greater long-term value, thereby strengthening the league’s position as one of the most dynamic and rapidly growing organizations in global professional sports.
Provided the business plan is successfully executed and the transition to a permanent franchise structure is completed, and applying the same valuation multiples, the Euroleague and its licensed teams could potentially achieve a total valuation of €4.3 billion by the 2026-2027 season.