Can French Football Break Free from Its Broadcast Bind?
A tense situation in French football involves the LFP and broadcaster DAZN, bound by a contract until the end of 2025. Ligue 1 faces financial difficulties as DAZN withholds payments,…
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A tense situation in French football involves the LFP and broadcaster DAZN, bound by a contract until the end of 2025. Ligue 1 faces financial difficulties as DAZN withholds payments,…