The Super League Basketball shareholders and directors have this morning been formally notified by the British Basketball Federation that it intends to award the long-term license for the men’s professional basketball league in Britain to an external operator from the start of the 2025/26 season.
Whilst we understood that the BBF would impose a process to tender, we have not, at any time been consulted or included in its development even though we were listed as key stakeholders in the tender application process.
Super League Basketball has issued a statement regarding the long-term license for the men’s professional basketball league in Britain.
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The SLB shareholders, directors and all nine clubs remain steadfast in their commitment to SLB, our fans, partners and our employees in providing great experiences and opportunities for basketball at all levels, from grass roots provision to the elite men’s professional game.
As such we will operate the SLB with its continuing success and planned strategic growth but will no longer be under the purview of the BBF.
The SLB clubs are united in this decision and look forward to developing this incredible league for many years to come.