Imran Yusuf is a Senior Reporter for SportBusiness, covering a wide range of sports industry news and developments. With a focus on broadcasting rights, sponsorship deals, and major sporting events, Imran provides in-depth analysis and reporting on the business side of the sports world.
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The WTA Finals, the season-ending WTA Tour tournament, has returned to Chinese linear television for the first time since the Peng Shuai controversy in November 2021. CCTV-5 is showing the ongoing WTA…
France’s Ligue 1 has bolstered its strong international rights sales performance with a significant increase in the value of its media rights in South Korea, through a deal with e-commerce company…
Sky and the BBC renewed their rights to the Women’s Super League in five-year deals that ensure stable and impactful – if not spectacular – growth for English football’s top-tier women’s league.
Thai telco Jasmine International (JAS) has secured exclusive rights to the English Premier League and FA Cup in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos for at least three seasons, and is looking to finalise a six…
L’Équipe struck a two-season deal for Serie A rights in France at a sharp drop on the previous fee, though Italy’s top-tier league is still in the market in search of a broader deal.
Pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports has extended its rights to the ATP Tour in Australia for three further years, from 2025 to 2027, reinforcing its tennis offering in the country. BeIN…
Viewership on Netflix of the heavyweight bout between Jake Paul and Mike Tyson peaked at 65 million concurrent streams as the streamer endured technical issues on the night, with fans complaining of…
Inside this issue we analyse Russian streaming platform Okko taking over Uefa club competition rights in Russia, Sky and the BBC’s domestic renewals for the Women’s Super League, and much else besides.
Eclat Media Group renewed its rights in South Korea to Italy’s Serie A at a big uplift, as it was determined to hold rights to at least one major European league.
Fifa has launched a tender in the Philippines for media rights to the 2026 World Cup, as it enters the last stages of its Asian sales process for the tournament. Fifa has also launched invitations to…
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