NBA champion Josh Hart mocks Monaco’s collapsed EuroLeague project
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At a glance
- Monaco withdrew from the EuroLeague after financial difficulties and lost its place in France’s top division, meaning it will continue in the third tier.
- New York Knicks forward and NBA champion Josh Hart called the club “a complete circus” on social media.
- Beşiktaş will replace Monaco in a 20-team EuroLeague next season.
Monaco’s ambitious basketball project has collapsed. After successful seasons in the EuroLeague, the club ran into financial difficulties, left the competition and lost the right to play in France’s top division.
The team will now continue its journey in France’s third league. Monaco sought a way out through a conciliation procedure organized by CNOSF, while a last-minute investor pledged 10 million euros for the 2026-27 season.
Josh Hart, the New York Knicks forward who became an NBA champion last season, reacted on social media with open mockery. “Monaco is a complete circus,” Hart wrote about the former EuroLeague club.
The EuroLeague will have 20 teams next season, with Istanbul’s Beşiktaş taking Monaco’s place.
Monaco is a complete circus.
Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.