One significant distinction is that all of the NBA amounts are not the real amount players get in the end. The players only get 50% of what is reported and the other 50% goes for taxes. In Europe 99,9% of the amounts reported are what the players ACTUALLY get since all Managers work out all of the details of what the taxes will be and are essentially always negotiating for what the players will get AFTER the taxes are paid.
Great info on the top leagues and teams there are also type B leagues in Europe with lesser budgets and salaries. The CBL in China and the top 10% teams in Japan pay 10 to 20K to the best players.
@@europrobasket hey bro I would to go to ur over seas basketball camp I'm getting in shape now I'm 300 pounds but when I get in shape if I'm good enough can I go to ur summer camp ?
@@daryledwards9070 We'd love to see you here Daryl. First things first, get yourself in shape so you can show the best version of you. Feel free to reach out by email if you have any questions about anything info@europrobasket.com.
good video alot of accurate info but one thing u failed to mention is that taxes are not paid by teams in every league for example france where i currently play you have to pay your own taxes. then also in europe the budget isnt just for player salaries but it covers all of operations. in turkey out side of efes and fenner teams sign guys for alot but its rare that you even get close to what you signed for same goes for greece. and in Germany there are to many guys to count that dont make close to 100k. Isreal low balls everyone so those averages are a bit off as well. Ohh and Aj Slaughter plays in Spain not France
Appreciate the insight and info, especially from an overseas vet such as yourself. We probably could have said “most” teams as it typically is the case that teams pay the tax in Europe and most countries overseas. Obviously if you are not a resident in said country. All Euroleague budgets have both salary and overall operating budgets. We consciously decided not to mention teams or leagues that have a reputation for not paying players, but it is pretty well known many teams in Europe and overseas miss payments and salaries. You mentioned a few that have an infamous reputation for missed payments. With 5 Americans allowed per team in the German BBL teams many times split the budget but we are just considering more experienced import players for this video and article. Isreal was pretty difficult to get accurate info on just from their overall budgets so any info is appreciated. We were mentioning AJ when he was in France as that is when we had his salary information. Currently he is playing for Gran Canaria in Spain as you stated. Thanks again for watching the video and all the best with your recovery!💪
@@europrobasket if you are looking for budgetary info laws , ect about the Israeli Basketball League, I can give you the link to the Accoutant firm that have recently, or are still providing - not really sure about that, the accounting services for Winner League budgetary controll which the league enforeces on their teams , and should be very familiar with the nuts and bolts of contracts and budgetary regulations. I got the link to their web site which you can switch to English. Just common knowlege on my part with no strings attached. All in good will and good luck. www.saporta-penn.co.il/
If we're talking about continental leagues yes, the Euroleague would be considered the 2nd best league in the world. If we just take into account one country, then for the national leagues it would be the Spanish Liga Endesa or ACB.
@@alierdogan2448 That is debatable. Many could argue that the French Pro A or Italian Serie A could take that spot. Others might say the VTB United League or Greek A1 are competitors.
Thank you for the information. I'm interested in making a career playing professional basketball in Europe and till now I just contacted Europe basketball academy and discussed with them about the pro placement program. I just came across your videos on TH-cam and found that your Europro international academy also has programs similar to Europe basketball academy, which will give a chance to sign a contract after evaluating the skills and everything during the camp. I just like to know in brief about the programs you offer and eligibility criteria. Thank you.
Thank you for checking out the video. Please send us an email and we will get back to you with more information about our program: info@europrobasket.com
Non US-Citizens players don’t need to report earnings to their home country. America is one of the only countries who tax citizens who live outside of the country. But there are various benefits tax breaks especially if you make less than ~100k a year.
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One significant distinction is that all of the NBA amounts are not the real amount players get in the end. The players only get 50% of what is reported and the other 50% goes for taxes.
In Europe 99,9% of the amounts reported are what the players ACTUALLY get since all Managers work out all of the details of what the taxes will be and are essentially always negotiating for what the players will get AFTER the taxes are paid.
You’re exactly right, thats why we made sure to mention that in the 3:32 mark of the video
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Yho thanks bro been looking for a video like this, that summarize the Basketball leagues.
Great info on the top leagues and teams there are also type B leagues in Europe with lesser budgets and salaries. The CBL in China and the top 10% teams in Japan pay 10 to 20K to the best players.
Hey Fernando, thanks for your input. We have more information about other leagues in our article, link is in the video description.
@@europrobasket hey bro I would to go to ur over seas basketball camp I'm getting in shape now I'm 300 pounds but when I get in shape if I'm good enough can I go to ur summer camp ?
@@daryledwards9070 We'd love to see you here Daryl. First things first, get yourself in shape so you can show the best version of you. Feel free to reach out by email if you have any questions about anything info@europrobasket.com.
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Super informative as always 💎
Appreciate that!
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Great Video , Thanks .
Appreciate the comment
good video alot of accurate info but one thing u failed to mention is that taxes are not paid by teams in every league for example france where i currently play you have to pay your own taxes. then also in europe the budget isnt just for player salaries but it covers all of operations. in turkey out side of efes and fenner teams sign guys for alot but its rare that you even get close to what you signed for same goes for greece. and in Germany there are to many guys to count that dont make close to 100k. Isreal low balls everyone so those averages are a bit off as well. Ohh and Aj Slaughter plays in Spain not France
Appreciate the insight and info, especially from an overseas vet such as yourself. We probably could have said “most” teams as it typically is the case that teams pay the tax in Europe and most countries overseas. Obviously if you are not a resident in said country. All Euroleague budgets have both salary and overall operating budgets. We consciously decided not to mention teams or leagues that have a reputation for not paying players, but it is pretty well known many teams in Europe and overseas miss payments and salaries. You mentioned a few that have an infamous reputation for missed payments. With 5 Americans allowed per team in the German BBL teams many times split the budget but we are just considering more experienced import players for this video and article. Isreal was pretty difficult to get accurate info on just from their overall budgets so any info is appreciated. We were mentioning AJ when he was in France as that is when we had his salary information. Currently he is playing for Gran Canaria in Spain as you stated. Thanks again for watching the video and all the best with your recovery!💪
@@europrobasket if you are looking for budgetary info laws , ect about the Israeli Basketball League, I can give you the link to the Accoutant firm that have recently, or are still providing - not really sure about that, the accounting services for Winner League budgetary controll which the league enforeces on their teams , and should be very familiar with the nuts and bolts of contracts and budgetary regulations. I got the link to their web site which you can switch to English. Just common knowlege on my part with no strings attached. All in good will and good luck. www.saporta-penn.co.il/
@@israteeg752 much appreciated!!
How do I locate a scout for my brother who’s trying to play overseas?
any info on italy?
Another great video, thank you for the info!!
Appreciate it. Look forward to putting more out their.
Great video, I'm a new sub. I love stats, I look up basketball stats everyday, especially player stats.
Appreciate that! Analytics are becoming more and more popular in basketball. Keep doing your research, it could lead to a full time job 💯
Great info 👍🏻
We appreciate that Hamish!
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Was the Euroleague in Europe considered the second league in the world in basketball?
If we're talking about continental leagues yes, the Euroleague would be considered the 2nd best league in the world. If we just take into account one country, then for the national leagues it would be the Spanish Liga Endesa or ACB.
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@@europrobasket what about turkish league? can we say 3rd?
@@alierdogan2448 That is debatable. Many could argue that the French Pro A or Italian Serie A could take that spot. Others might say the VTB United League or Greek A1 are competitors.
Nice vidéo
Please for more info about other leagues CBL, NBL etc
Thank you for watching. We're working on more videos. Stay tuned!
Bro how about the (CBA) chinese basketball association???i heard the average salary is 1 to 2 million dollars
We’re working on a video for that as we speak. You are right though. Many import players make $1-2 million USD per season.
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Unreal video. Just unreal.
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Dude lowest budget in VTB United league is around 1M USD. And that team IS Kalev Cramo from Estonia.
Appreciate your input!
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Hey mate in regards to the NBA- the salary cap and tax are set at different amounts .
Thank you!
You're welcome!
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Thank you for the information. I'm interested in making a career playing professional basketball in Europe and till now I just contacted Europe basketball academy and discussed with them about the pro placement program. I just came across your videos on TH-cam and found that your Europro international academy also has programs similar to Europe basketball academy, which will give a chance to sign a contract after evaluating the skills and everything during the camp. I just like to know in brief about the programs you offer and eligibility criteria. Thank you.
Thank you for checking out the video. Please send us an email and we will get back to you with more information about our program: info@europrobasket.com
Go to America instead. Leave Europe to Europeans.
@@slickboxingidentityveritas1932 Nah bro I´d rather have the best players, when they are on the court nobody cares where they from.
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Thanks
Glad you liked it!
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Great video . What about the Asian leagues?
We appreciate the comment. We're still working on more content. Stay tuned!
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Hey how about beginner if you just starting. Great video
Thank you for watching! We’re working on an article and video about starting salaries. Stay tuned!
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No outside basketball leagues can’t compete with the NBA financially
You're absolutely right. Football or Soccer is really the only sport that could compete financially.
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All the figures above is before-tax or after-tax sir?
After taxes
@@europrobasket Thank you sir for the great content
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Adriatic league is one the best leagues in europe.
You're right. It is a very competitive league and would fall under one of the best leagues in Europe and even the world.
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Non US-Citizens players don’t need to report earnings to their home country. America is one of the only countries who tax citizens who live outside of the country. But there are various benefits tax breaks especially if you make less than ~100k a year.
Appreciate your information and thanks for watching the video!
@Chris Williams of course they are resident of the united states and make money there they will pay everything
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What about Netherlands basketball league
We'll look at putting something together for similar leagues. Thanks for watching the video and commenting.
You missed a few, no Lithuanian league coverage.
Thanks for the comment. You're right we need to add more leagues. When we can we'll get to a 2nd edition with more countries and leagues.
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What about the UK
Definitely worth a video 💯
If they make the G League like the NBA, I’ll go see the games. Why not make the G League go live
True, it is interesting to watch up and coming stars compete. Maybe it's in the plans for the future. Thanks for commenting!
How does the avg G-league player get $7k/month when the salary is only $35,000/year?? They would need to make $90k/year for that