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🗣️ David Kahn on the future of French basketball, Paris Basketball… and NBA Europe. In a wide-ranging conversation, the Paris Basketball president shared strong views about the current structure of French basketball and the ambitions of his club. On the LNB and the competitive balance in France, Kahn believes the current system needs to evolve: “Our budget, as well as those of ASVEL and Monaco, are so much higher that you can clearly feel the difference in the quality of players compared to the rest of the league. That’s why the LNB needs to change. What we are doing right now is not attractive for broadcasters.” On Paris Basketball’s ambitions, the objective is clear: “We want to play in the best league in Europe, whichever league that may be. We want to become profitable. And we want the ‘Paris Basket’ brand to become global.” And regarding the NBA Europe project, Kahn remains cautious: “It’s difficult for me to have an opinion because I don’t think NBA Europe is fully established yet… But the NBA has said there could be an opportunity to build a bridge with the EuroLeague and create a more collaborative spirit.” Strong statements from one of the key voices shaping the future of European basketball. Source: Extra Time
Hey David, Boulazac respectfully kicked ur team ass by 20! Could you please give that club a lil bit of respect At least some respect for the staff and how they prepare that game, and the fact that we ve tried lol Bisous 💋 🤣
🗣️ David Kahn on the future of French basketball, Paris Basketball… and NBA Europe. In a wide-ranging conversation, the Paris Basketball president shared strong views about the current structure of French basketball and the ambitions of his club. On the LNB and the competitive balance in France, Kahn believes the current system needs to evolve: “Our budget, as well as those of ASVEL and Monaco, are so much higher that you can clearly feel the difference in the quality of players compared to the rest of the league. That’s why the LNB needs to change. What we are doing right now is not attractive for broadcasters.” On Paris Basketball’s ambitions, the objective is clear: “We want to play in the best league in Europe, whichever league that may be. We want to become profitable. And we want the ‘Paris Basket’ brand to become global.” And regarding the NBA Europe project, Kahn remains cautious: “It’s difficult for me to have an opinion because I don’t think NBA Europe is fully established yet… But the NBA has said there could be an opportunity to build a bridge with the EuroLeague and create a more collaborative spirit.” Strong statements from one of the key voices shaping the future of European basketball. Source: Extra Time
