Barça coach Joan Peñarroya, participated on Wednesday in Barcelona in the Euroleague coaches meeting and that performs annually for the new European campaign. The work meeting was opened by the president of the Euroleague, Leave Bodiroga, who reflected on the extraordinary 2024-25 season y He thanked the coaches for their contribution to the continuous growth of the competition.
The executive director of Euroleague Basketball, Paulius motorwith emphasis on sustainable growth, product quality and greater interaction with fans through digital platforms.
“I want to thank all our coaches for their continuous support to the growth of our League, offering a first level show to all our fans. Looking ahead, the 2025-26 season promises to be even better with an expanded list of participating teams that will undoubtedly raise the competitive level of the league, “said Lithuanus.
Euroleague technicians pose at the entrance of the Euroleague headquarters in Barcelona / EUROLEAGUE
Arbitration criteria for next year
Trainers and referees They participated in a detailed debate on game criteria and situations, with the aim of guaranteeing a shared understanding of the rules and his interpretations for the benefit of sport and his audience. “It is essential to boost the game … so that both the referees and the fans can understand it better,” Jasikevicius said.
In the meeting arbitral issues have been discussed for the next campaign / EUROLEAGUE
For Pedro Martínez, who returns to the Euroleague with Valencia, “it is very positive to try to unify the criteria for coaches to have all the information. And what is also sensational is that the arbitration department has the sensitivity of listening to coaches' opinions. In that sense, Euroleague is a model competition. ”
The coach of Dubai BC Jurica Golemac also debuted, who will play his first campaign in the Euroleague. “The Euroleague is the best competition in Europe and everyone wants to participate … it is essential to celebrate these meetings, even more than once a year. It helps the organization, the players, the referees and the coaches. And to the fans!”
