Next Monday, November 27, the draw for the four men’s pre-Olympic tournaments will be held at 7 pm in Patrick Baumann House of Basketball having legendary Luol Deng and the FIBA explained the procedure to be followed.
Before the draw the four host venues will be known, after the celebration of FIBA Executive Committee throughout the morning, and the event can be followed live on the channel FIBA YouTube It should be noted that the dates when the pre-Olympic tournaments will be held are from July 2 to 7, 2024.
The 24 teams seeking to win one of the coveted final four tickets for the Olympic Games Paris 2024 hThey are divided into 6 pots of four teams based on Ranking FIBA.
Each of the four qualifying tournaments will be divided into two groups (A and B) of three teams and the final winner of each To.Pre-Olympic tournament will earn a place in Paris 2024.
The teams in group A will come from pots 1, 4 and 5 while pots 2, 3 and 6 will feed the B groups.
It is worth remembering that France, Japan, South Sudan, Australia, Germany, Serbia, Canada and the United States They have qualified for the Games.
Spain will command bass drum 1 along with Latvia, Lithuania and Slovenia.
Brazil, Italy, Greece and Poland They will form drum 2. Puerto Rico, Montenegro, Dominican Republic and Finland they configure 3. New Zealand, Georgia, Mexico and Lebanon qThey are framed on drum 4. Croatia, Ivory Coast, Angola and the Philippines they form a bass drum 5. And, finally, Egypt, Bahamas, Cameroon and Bahrain They form drum 6.
As basic principles we must consider:
· The host country will have the country’s national team in its tournament.
· There will be a maximum of two European teams per group and no more than three European teams per Tournament.
· There will be a maximum of one team from Zona América in each group.
· There will be a maximum of one team from Asia and Oceania in each Tournament.
· There will be a maximum of one team from the Africa Zone in each Tournament.
Source: La Verdad
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