There are only a few days left until the final battles of the Euroleague 2025!

The Etihad Arena is not just a venue for various events, but an important center of cultural and sports life in the entire region. It attracts many tourists and participants from all over the world, which contributes to the development of the entertainment industry and the economy of Abu Dhabi. It has already hosted significant events such as UFC championships and NBA matches. The capital of the UAE also regularly hosts UFC mixed martial arts tournaments and the Formula 1 Final Grand Prix, along with other important sporting events.

The choice of Abu Dhabi to host such a prestigious tournament opens a new page in the history of the Euroleague, demonstrating the desire to expand its geographical boundaries and attract a new audience to European basketball. Interest in the Final Four in Abu Dhabi is fueled not only by the high level of basketball, but also by the festive atmosphere that reigns in the city these days. Fans from Europe and the Middle East come to support their teams, creating a unique atmosphere of rivalry and unity. We strongly recommend purchasing tickets for the 2025 Euroleague Final Four in advance, as there is very little time left before the culmination of a tense season, where the best teams on the continent will fight for the title of the strongest.

Since 2022, Russian teams have not participated in the tournament. At the moment, the leader of the standings is the Greek club Olympiacos. Turkish Fenerbahce holds the second position, and the ambitious French club Monaco is in third place. The current Euroleague champion is Greek Panathinaikos, which will once again fight for victory in the semi-finals with Fenerbahce. On the same day, May 23, Monaco and Olympiacos will fight for a place in the final. Meanwhile, Spanish Real, which showed itself brilliantly last season, could not withstand the competition of stronger opponents this year and dropped out of the competition.

Last year, Olympiacos beat Turkish Fenerbahce with a score of 87:84 and won bronze in the tournament. However, this time, Sarunas Jasikevicius' team has every chance of claiming the prestigious League trophy. This is the 111th season of the club's existence, and to get to the Final Four, the ambitious Turks twice overcame the quarter-final playoff stage against the French club Paris led by Tiago Splitter.