LFP opt to end DAZN's Ligue 1 broadcasting deal - Get French Football News

Discussions between the Professional Football League and the DAZN streaming service, started in early March, failed Tuesday. French clubs are no more advanced than a month and a half ago on the future of their collaboration with their main broadcaster.

The editorial of "Liberation" summarizes the main news of the day of Tuesday, 15 April.

Meeting on Tuesday 15 April, a college of Ligue 2 and Ligue 1, bringing together the presidents of the clubs, followed by a board of directors, decided to break a contract with DAZN, the main broadcaster of the...

After the decision of the presidents of the L1 clubs, the Professional Football League approved this Tuesday the separation with the official broadcaster. DAZN refused the financial proposal that was sent to him in the wake in compensation for this breach of contract.

A mediation had been initiated in February between the two parties, linked up to 2029 for the broadcast of eight Ligue 1 matches a day with a release clause in the summer of 2026, after DAZN brought the case before the Tribunal...

LFP opt to end DAZN's Ligue 1 broadcasting deal - Get French Football News

During an LFP meeting, Ligue 1’s presidents agreed to cut short DAZN’s Ligue 1 broadcasting rights deal, L’Équipe understands.  DAZN signed the rights to broadcast Ligue 1 in the summer. The deal, signed just before the beginning of the season, is worth €400m per year. It allowed the British broacaster to broadcast eight games in every gameweek with the other game going to BeIn Sports. However, just one year into the five-year contract, the two …