APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

in-market opportunities meant to grow the Euroleague
points of purchase (POP) in local retail channels and
speciality stores.
f) In the event that the clubs have a merchandise store(s),
best efforts will be made to allow access to the Company’s
distributors in order for them to place the collection
commencing with the beginning of the Top 16 phase.
73.3. In no case may the clubs produce merchandise with the logos of
the Euroleague, the Final Four or any other intellectual property
of EP without the prior authorisation of this company.
73.4. For the Final Four or any other event organised by the Company,
only the Company and/or EP may produce and/or sell any type
of merchandise regardless of whether or not it includes the
Euroleague, Final Four or any other event-related logo.
73.5. EP is authorised to use the brands, logos and emblems of the
participating teams, as well as the footage of players and teams
from the Euroleague picture database, for producing Euroleague
merchandise.
73.6. The clubs may ask the Company to include any of their own
merchandise items in the Euroleague online store. The Company
will study the request and will authorise it if considered
appropriate for its own sales campaign.
73.7. The clubs producing replicas for sale or promotional purposes
must produce replicas of Euroleague playing uniforms.
Article 74.
Sponsorship and Promotion
74.1. General Principles
As already stated in Article 72.9.1, all club sponsors will respect
the exclusivity granted to the Euroleague sponsors (see contract
between EP and each club).
The clubs will not be allowed to promote, advertise or enter into
agreements with any sponsor or company that contradicts with
the exclusivity basis upon which EP defines all its sponsorship
and partnership contracts, nor any event, entertainment or
sports competition other than the Euroleague.
Only in the case that EP signs a new sponsorship category
contract within the season, will it allow the club to continue with
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