The NBA League is committed to promoting global basketball integration, and Parker actively contacts the two sides for peace talks

The NBA is committed to expanding the influence of basketball on the world and is also committed to continuing to expand in the future.

The NBA has continued to advance the new European basketball league plan in recent days, with acting specialist Mark Tatum confirming that discussions are being held with potential stakeholders and investment banks.

It is reported that the alliance has hired several financial advisers outside the Raine Group to prepare to sell equity in the European franchise. The commissioner told Sports that the NBA recently held an important meeting with European League officials and representatives of all 13 European League permanent teams, and the NBA is working with the FIBA ​​to develop the project.

Last season's offseason, the NBA was harshly rejected when discussing the future development of basketball with the European League, but the European League's attitude has eased this year. Former Spurs star Tony Parker, who owns French club ASVEL, has played a lubricant role between the two companies.

This exchange is the first time between the two sides has sat down and earnestly expressed the opinions of both sides. Such a change has made the NBA happy. European Union CEO Motiyunas told the Sports reporter: I believe this is the first in many meetings where we should find ways to develop basketball.

According to sources, the European basketball league may start within two to three years. German basketball club Alba Berlin has recently left the European League and joined the FIBA's basketball championship league, marking an early development of the NBA's vision.

NBA has extended its tentacles to major well-developed sports events in the world after the 21st century. While discussing with the European League, the league is also trying hard to promote the expansion plan. In response to this expansion, active players and retired players have shown great interest in this, and James is one of them.

However, some media believe that it is good to expand the league's influence, but trying to bring the local audience's attention back to the stadium again is the foundation for consolidating the league's influence.