Why is Ligue 1 struggling to find broadcasters outside of France?

This comes after the French governing body Ligue de Football Professional (LFP) struggled to secure domestic rights in France to televise the ...

[CentreGoals] Ligue 1 have still NOT found a broadcaster for the ...

If more international fans watch, then they can get a bigger contract for broadcasting rights. The PL has the most money because it's watched ...

Ligue 1's decreasing TV rights: 'The impact will be primarily on ...

... finding buyers for its broadcasting rights is likely to lead to a decline in the competitiveness of French clubs.

'We must hope for a miracle': How a failed TV deal has put France's ...

Many clubs there who rely on broadcast revenue to stay afloat are fearing for their futures. Some have struggled to gain access to bank lending ...

Ligue 1 dropped by TNT Sports in UK as concerns rise among fans

This comes at the same time that the French governing body Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) has been struggling to find broadcasters to ...

Ligue 1 Pass in as solution for French league's UK broadcast blackout

This announcement has come following the failure of Ligue 1 and the various UK sports broadcasters to come to an agreement over linear rights ...

Struggle to find TV deal leaves French football clubs fearing ...

“My watchword will be 'unity',” said Vincent Labrune when he was elected president of the Ligue de Football Professionnel (LFP) – the body ...

Ligue 1 domestic broadcast rights fall, but PSG largely unaffected ...

The uncertainty surrounding the future of Ligue 1 broadcasting rights has been a major concern for participating clubs, as domestic broadcasting forms a ...

Ligue 1 and Serie A go down DTC streaming route in UK market

French soccer's Ligue 1 and Serie A in Italy have opted to go down the direct-to-consumer (DTC) route in the UK and Ireland after struggling to secure ...

Ligue 1 no longer has a TV broadcaster in the following regions ...

Ligue 1 no longer has a TV broadcaster in the following regions: - England - Spain - United States - Middle East - North Africa ...

Ligue 1 clubs face bankruptcy without a new broadcast deal

Several Ligue 1 clubs are facing bankruptcy due to the league's unfinished broadcast deal in France. Teams such as Lens, who finished second ...

France's Ligue 1 Has a Broadcast Rights Dilemma - InsideHook

Sources who spoke with RMC Sports suggested that Ligue 1 cutting its expected valuation of the broadcast rights could further devalue them. They ...

Ligue 1 and PSG prepare for life after Kylian Mbappe - CBS Sports

The situation is extremely simple. Professional club soccer in France is arguably more dependent on television rights monies than any other top ...

LFP suffers fresh blow in attempts to seek Ligue 1 broadcasting deal

The LFP has suffered a fresh blow in their attempt to sell the Ligue 1 broadcasting rights for 2024 until 2029 after the chairman of Canal+ confirmed that the ...

LFP could launch Ligue 1 DTC service if no domestic broadcast deal ...

French soccer's Professional Football League (LFP) could launch its own channel to broadcast live matches from Ligue 1 if it fails to attract a satisfactory ...

Eight Ligue 1 teams fearing bankruptcy over struggle to find TV deal

There is a massive problem with trying to get a broadcaster with enough financial out behind them to buy the rights, the French Football ...

Value of Ligue 1 broadcasting rights halved - Broadband TV News

With just weeks to go before the start of the new football season, French football authorities are struggling to sell their domestic ...

Deal Focus: LFP ends domestic rights saga on poor footing - Sportcal

The move ensures that Ligue 1 will have domestic TV coverage for the 2024-25 season through to the end of the 2028-29 campaign – with less than ...

TV rights chaos in France should serve as a warning to the Premier ...

The triumphalism of the Premier League is unlikely to disperse any time soon, even during a chastening 2024. Performances in last season's Uefa ...

Why no one wants to broadcast France's Ligue 1 - The Economist

The deal proved too big a whopper even for Mediapro, the Spanish broadcasting group with Chinese backers that snapped up most of the matches.