At 3:56 you mention that only 25% of a "club-veterans" salary counts against the cap. That's not true. The cap hit of these players, who have been with the club for at least 4 years, is reduced by 25%, so 75% count against the cap. Otherwise great summary and overview.
there still is a problem, because in the euroleague, unlike the NBA, teams come from very different nations, often with very different laws, which means that teams and players are subject very different tax policies. It's gonna be very hard to implement such a thing in such a system
It's mainly insurance against a takeover of the players market by the new club from Dubai that may soon join the league. Beyond that, I don't think it will change much...
Teams like panathinaikos and olympiacos even if you remove 2 anchor players, their budget is over 30m, which probably will be higher than 60% average, unless if the product will gain more money during the next 3 years
weird... you are a surprised a league that is not profitable to say the least.... wasn't fining teams who are actively losing money for going OVER an imaginary salary cap? in order to be able to fine a team for going over the cap... first and foremost you have to make sure the league and the teams are PROFITABLE and MARKETABLE. if you are going under every single year then giving teams a fine for SPENDING(losing basically) MONEY to make their rosters better... is some kind of insanity.
Last season and this season signings had been phenomenal Idk maybe the teams want to go big before these salary cap is active or whatever But i hope the off season would still be as good even with the cap, if not then EL might actually fucked up, or just remove the cap after like 2 seasons of it 😅
plenty of talk, nothing to show. What would help a lot is couple of diagrams showing how team's spending before and after salary cap is different for small budget and big budget teams.
random (off-topic) question (that you've probably already answered), but what are your favorite teams in the euroleague guys? I'm just starting to follow euroleague since 6-12 months and so far just enjoy the beautiful game..
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At 3:56 you mention that only 25% of a "club-veterans" salary counts against the cap. That's not true. The cap hit of these players, who have been with the club for at least 4 years, is reduced by 25%, so 75% count against the cap.
Otherwise great summary and overview.
Ahh, my bad! Got lost in the numbers
there still is a problem, because in the euroleague, unlike the NBA, teams come from very different nations, often with very different laws, which means that teams and players are subject very different tax policies. It's gonna be very hard to implement such a thing in such a system
It's mainly insurance against a takeover of the players market by the new club from Dubai that may soon join the league. Beyond that, I don't think it will change much...
Teams like panathinaikos and olympiacos even if you remove 2 anchor players, their budget is over 30m, which probably will be higher than 60% average, unless if the product will gain more money during the next 3 years
@@christosmallios9823 Take off discounts for players that have been there for a while, and for under-23 players and they may be under
Salary cap won't affect much teams with big profits. Serbian teams with huge profits from tickets and sponsors will be the most benefited from it
This is great! I am surprised they didn’t already have this.
Also, they should definitely post player salaries.
weird...
you are a surprised a league that is not profitable to say the least.... wasn't fining teams who are actively losing money for going OVER an imaginary salary cap?
in order to be able to fine a team for going over the cap... first and foremost you have to make sure the league and the teams are PROFITABLE and MARKETABLE.
if you are going under every single year then giving teams a fine for SPENDING(losing basically) MONEY to make their rosters better... is some kind of insanity.
@@reignmans What
Finally, I 've been waiting for this video sincr the news came. Thank you
Last season and this season signings had been phenomenal
Idk maybe the teams want to go big before these salary cap is active or whatever
But i hope the off season would still be as good even with the cap, if not then EL might actually fucked up, or just remove the cap after like 2 seasons of it 😅
5:09 and this season Efes, with the new venue, decreased their capacity from 16k to 10k with no parking space...
plenty of talk, nothing to show. What would help a lot is couple of diagrams showing how team's spending before and after salary cap is different for small budget and big budget teams.
If the CEO says that he is “hopeful that this will lead more transparency”… hopeful for more? Dead at birth.
Doubt it will change anything
random (off-topic) question (that you've probably already answered), but what are your favorite teams in the euroleague guys? I'm just starting to follow euroleague since 6-12 months and so far just enjoy the beautiful game..
Where is the link about salary cup???
So the more teams get supported by tickets ,merchandise,sponsors etc the stronger they will be .The big clubs won’t lose just the smaller clubs will .
Its not well done. Too many exeptions and clauses
do you guys have EL fantasy league, if so, give us code for entry
That rellly unfair becuse now teams outside euroleague like hapoel can pay much more money then teams like maccbi
Stop with the Rabona stuff
i get that you want whats best for the league but at this point you are just copy pasting the nba rules
Nope, it's quite different
Stop the cap
Basketball in europe is too irrevelant