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Euroleague Basketball seals landmark collective agreement with Players Association

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Euroleague Basketball and the EuroLeague Players Association (ELPA) have hailed the completion of what they claim is the first collective agreement in pan-European basketball, and team sports in general.

Negotiations on the EuroLeague Framework Agreement began shortly after ELPA was formed in 2018, with the terms agreed set to last until the end of the 2023-24 season.

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