Whilst French football moves on from the fallout of the failed broadcast deal with British broadcaster DAZN, the Ligue de ...

Global streaming service DAZN has reached an agreement with French soccer’s LFP organizing body to terminate their domestic broadcast contract for the top-flight Ligue 1 - after just one season.

Ligue 1 clubs agreed to back that proposal in a meeting on Tuesday and hopes were high that the LFP’s hierarchy and DAZN would agree to the divorce. However, DAZN, which was founded by British ...

In February, DAZN defaulted on their monthly payment due to a dispute with the LFP. The broadcaster withheld €35 million (which was later paid) due to be distributed to Ligue 1 clubs.

Said mediator suggested that DAZN pay the full media rights fee for this season, plus an additional fee to exit its four-year deal with Ligue 1 early, allowing the league to bring its broadcast ...

Broadcaster DAZN is offering customers in France a three-month subscription to watch Ligue 1 matches if they buy a McDonald’s meal. The first 120,000 customers that order meals from the special ...

The broadcaster is proposing the French league uses the money to invest in its own D2C service Late last week, the long-running dispute between Ligue 1 and DAZN came to an end. DAZN will ...

DAZN are set to exit their Ligue 1 broadcasting deal at the end of the season following irreconcilable differences with the LFP, L’Équipe understands. Ligue 1’s main domestic broadcaster is set to ...

DAZN has been showing eight out of nine Ligue 1 matches per week, with Qatar's beIN Sports broadcasting the other game, for the total combined price of 500 million euros ($564m) annually.

Ligue 1 clubs in France are to pull out of their domestic television rights deal with DAZN. The broadcaster has rejected a proposal from the Ligue after a breakdown in relations between the two sides.

February 2025. The France 2 show "Complément d’enquête" and the newspaper L’Equipe got their hands on a video of a heated ...