By Johnny Askounis/ info@eurohoops.net
Confirming a recent report, Euroleague Basketball officially announced the return of EuroLeague TV in France.
The significant shift in television and streaming coverage for the French market was confirmed on Monday.
Per the press release: “Euroleague Basketball today announced the official return of EuroLeague.TV to France, Monaco and DOM-TOM-CROM territories delivering an enhanced, premium viewing experience for basketball fans across the country.
French fans will now enjoy access to all games from the EuroLeague and the BKT EuroCup. In addition, selected games featuring French teams will include dedicated local commentary, bringing expert insight and a strong local connection to the broadcast.
EuroLeague.TV will offer fans live and on-demand access to all games from the EuroLeague and the BKT EuroCup, as well as selected Italian League, Serie A Unipol**,** matchups on a weekly basis. The platform will feature exclusive behind-the-scenes programming and premium editorial content, delivered with state-of-the-art production quality. Designed for maximum accessibility, EuroLeague.TV will be available across desktop, mobile, and Smart TV devices, ensuring fans can enjoy the best of European basketball anytime, anywhere.
Subscribers will also benefit from full integration with euroleague.net, enabling fans to watch live games directly on the official website for a seamless digital experience.
At launch, fans in France will be able to choose from annual, monthly, and day passes. Additional special packages highlighting key moments of the season including Crunch Time packages or Final Four access among others will be introduced at a later stage, ensuring maximum flexibility and access to the most exciting phases of the competition.
With its return to France, EuroLeague.TV reaffirms its commitment to delivering the very best of European basketball, live and on demand, supported by premium production, exclusive storytelling, and a fully integrated digital ecosystem.
All French fans will have the opportunity to follow the decisive stretch of the season as the country’s three representatives, AS Monaco, LDLC ASVEL Villeurbanne and Paris Basketball, battle for a place in the Play-In Showdown or the Playoffs. At the same time, fans will be able to watch Europe’s elite clubs, including FC Barcelona, FC Bayern Munich, reigning champion Fenerbahce Beko Istanbul and Real Madrid, as the race for continental glory intensifies.
EuroLeague.TV live games stream will debut on March 5, with Fenerbahce BEKO Istanbul – AS Monaco a re-match of the last EuroLeague Championship game !
For more information, visit Euroleague.TV.
Existing SKWEEK subscribers will have their current subscriptions fully honored on EuroLeague.TV, ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted transition to the new platform.
- SKWEEK annual pass subscribers will retain full access through May 30, 2026, and will receive an exclusive 15% discount on their annual renewal.
- SKWEEK monthly subscribers will receive 30 days of access to EuroLeague.TV in recognition of their existing subscription. For the remainder of the season, they will also benefit from specially tailored offers, including monthly passes, Crunch Time packages, Final Four access, and other flexible options.”
Euroleague Basketball provided an update on terminating the partnership with FEDCOM Media as well.
Per the press release: “Euroleague Basketball has announced the termination of its collaboration with FEDCOM Media, with regard to the broadcasting rights granted to the company in 2022 for France, Monaco, and the DOM-TOM-CROM territories. This decision marks the conclusion of the partnership, under which FEDCOM Media broadcasted Euroleague Basketball competitions through the sports streaming platform SKWEEK. Euroleague Basketball has been compelled to take this decision following FEDCOM Media’s repeated failure to fulfill the terms of the agreement.
As a result of this development, SKWEEK, which had been broadcasting EuroLeague and BKT EuroCup games in the aforementioned territories, will cease streaming Euroleague Basketball competitions beginning on March 5, coinciding with the EuroLeague Regular Season Round 30.
To ensure French fans continue to have uninterrupted access to the thrilling action of EuroLeague and EuroCup basketball, Euroleague Basketball is excited to announce the reopening of its official OTT platform, EuroLeague.TV, in France, Monaco, and the DOM-TOM-CROM territories. This move provides fans with direct access to all EuroLeague and BKT EuroCup games, as well as exclusive content, on-demand features, and an enhanced viewing experience.
Existing SKWEEK subscribers will have their current subscriptions fully honored on EuroLeague.TV, ensuring a smooth transition to the new platform.
SKWEEK annual pass subscribers will retain full access to their current subscription through May 30, 2026. In addition, they will benefit from an exclusive 15% discount on their annual renewal.
SKWEEK monthly subscribers will receive 30 days of access to EuroLeague.TV, honoring their existing subscription. For the remainder of the season, they will also be able to take advantage of specially tailored offers, including monthly passes, Crunch Time packages, Final Four access, and other flexible options.
All French basketball fans will be able to experience the very best of European basketball through a comprehensive range of subscription packages. The platform will offer live and on-demand games, alongside an extensive selection of premium and exclusive content.
In addition to EuroLeague.TV, French audiences can continue to enjoy selected EuroLeague games on la chaine L’Équipe.”