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Eight FPC Clubs Condition New TV Contract and Demand to Change Revenue Sharing

Eight of the most representative clubs of Colombian professional football announced that they will not cede their intangible and image rights for the negotiation of a new broadcasting rights contract until the Major Division of Colombian Football (Dimayor) opens a discussion on a new model of resource distribution. The signing teams ... The post Eight clubs of the FPC condition new TV contract and demand to change the distribution of revenues ap…
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Millionaires, National, America and 5 other teams rebelled against the way millionaires income is currently distributed by TV broadcasts The article The War for $370 billion among the 8 majors of Colombian football and the Dimayor was originally published in Las2orillas.co: Stories, Voices and News from Colombia. Copyrights Las2orillas.co

Currently, television rights in Colombian football are shared equally among the 36 affiliated clubs, regardless of whether they are in the second division, although institutions with A credentials receive additional resources.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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In a joint statement released on July 22, eight of Colombia's most traditional professional football clubs requested to open an institutional discussion on the distribution model of the championship's broadcasting rights, considering that the current system has fallen behind the League's competitiveness needs.

Eight historic Colombian football clubs set conditions for negotiating the new television contract. Image: Generated with AI - ChatGPT Eight of the clubs with the greatest Colombian football tradition announced that they will not cede their intangible and image rights for the negotiation of the next television contract until there is an agreement on a new model for the distribution of revenues by audiovisual rights. The decision was communicated…

For the teams, the equal distribution of resources scheme has ended up limiting the ability of Colombian football to become more competitive and to better exploit the value of its main product: the sports show.

Eight big Colombian football clubs challenged the Dimayor by demanding a new distribution of TV rights and refusing to give up their image.

·Bogotá, Colombia
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