Euroleague

The Euroleague is a high-caliber professional basketball league with teams from all over Europe.

Champions 1958-2005

• 1958 ASK Riga (USSR)
• 1959 ASK Riga (USSR)
• 1960 ASK Riga (USSR)
• 1961 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
• 1962 Tbilisi (USSR)
• 1963 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
• 1964 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1965 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1966 Simmenthal Olimpia Milan (Italy)
• 1967 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1968 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1969 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
• 1970 Ignis Varese (Italy)
• 1971 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
• 1972 Ignis Varese (Italy)
• 1973 Ignis Varese (Italy)
• 1974 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1975 Ignis Varese (Italy)
• 1976 Mobilgirgi Varese (Italy)
• 1977 Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel)
• 1978 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1979 KK Bosna Sarajevo (Yugoslavia)
• 1980 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1981 Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel)
• 1982 Squibb Cantù (Italy)
• 1983 Ford Cantù (Italy)
• 1984 Banco di Roma (Italy)
• 1985 Cibona Zagreb (Yugoslavia)
• 1986 Cibona Zagreb (Yugoslavia)
• 1987 Tracer Olimpia Milan (Italy)
• 1988 Philips Olimpia Milan (Italy)
• 1989 Jugoplastika Split (Yugoslavia)
• 1990 Jugoplastika Split (Yugoslavia)
• 1991 Pop 84 Split (Yugoslavia)
• 1992 Partizan Belgrade (Yugoslavia)
• 1993 CSP Limoges (France)
• 1994 Joventut Badalona (Spain)
• 1995 Real Madrid (Spain)
• 1996 Panathinaikos (Greece)
• 1997 Olympiacos (Greece)
• 1998 Kinder Bologna (Italy)
• 1999 ?algiris Kaunas (Lithuania)
• 2000 Panathinaikos Athens (Greece)
• 2001* Kinder Bologna (Italy)
• 2002 Panathinaikos Athens (Greece)
• 2003 FC Barcelona (Spain)
• 2004 Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel)
• 2005 Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel)

*2001 was a transition year, with the best European teams split into two major leagues (Suproleague held by FIBA, Euroleague by ULEB). Suproleague 2001 was won by Maccabi Tel-Aviv (Israel).

Related Topics:
FIBA - ULEB - Maccabi Tel-Aviv

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