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Inside this issue we look at the AFC’s approach as it takes its rights to market for 2029 onwards, ARD and ZDF’s Euro 2028 fee in Germany, Serie A’s big drop in the US, and plenty more.
A deal with DAZN has ended Fifa’s drawn-out media rights sales process for its new quadrennial Club World Cup with an exclusive global rights deal that will see it stream the 2025 edition free.
Thai telco Jasmine International secured exclusive rights to the English Premier League and FA Cup in Thailand, Cambodia and Laos after submitting a massive first-round bid.
Sky has extended and expanded its licensing deal with Warner Bros. Discovery, indicating the latter’s Max OTT platform will not offer all-out competition to the UK pay-television operator when it…
Now TV retained its rights to the Premier League in Hong Kong for three more seasons at a slight decrease, reflecting the lack of competition in the market.
LaLiga is considered highly unlikely to receive the €47m awarded in a legal case over missed rights payments by China’s Super Sports Media but the ruling could serve as a deterrent to rights-holders…
U-Next secured ATP Tour rights in Japan over the next five years at a lower fee than the tour received in its previous media deals.
Indonesian media group Emtek has renewed its exclusive rights to the English Premier League from 2025-26 to 2027-28, SportBusiness understands. Over the three years, Emtek will also hold FA Cup rights…
Inside this issue we analyse the Premier League’s new deals in Thailand and Hong Kong, take a broad overview of the NBA, look at NOS’s latest Uefa national team rights renewal, and plenty more.
Pay-television broadcaster Astro has renewed its exclusive rights to the Premier League and FA Cup in Malaysia from 2025-26 to 2027-28.
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