Champions League Rights: Podcast Analysis – Team Talk
- The latest episode of The SportBusiness Podcast delves into critical developments in the sports industry, focusing on UEFA rights sales, Bundesliga's strategic move in Russia, and New Zealand...
- Frank Dunne and Martin Ross analyze UEFA rights sales for the 2024-27 cycle, examining UC3's efforts to fulfill commitments made after the breakaway attempts.
- Maria Kholodova reports from Russia on the Bundesliga's agreement with streaming platform Okko, highlighting the competitive market dynamics.Faaez Samadi and Jonathan Rest discuss New Zealand Rugby's finances and...
Uncover the latest sports industry insights in the “Champions league Rights: Podcast Analysis – Team Talk.” Frank dunne and Martin Ross dissect the intricacies of UEFA rights sales for the 2024-27 cycle, examining the landscape after the breakaway attempts and Team’s 35-year Champions League tenure. Explore the Bundesliga’s strategic Russian market entry via Okko, and New Zealand Rugby’s sponsorship shifts post-Ineos. Delve into critical developments wiht News Directory 3’s expert analysis, including the NBA and NHL finals, and the ICC World Test Championship. Discover what’s next in sponsorship trends and media rights deals.
SportBusiness Podcast: UEFA Rights Sales, Bundesliga’s Russia Deal, and NZR Sponsorship
The latest episode of The SportBusiness Podcast delves into critical developments in the sports industry, focusing on UEFA rights sales, Bundesliga’s strategic move in Russia, and New Zealand Rugby’s sponsorship adjustments.
Frank Dunne and Martin Ross analyze UEFA rights sales for the 2024-27 cycle, examining UC3’s efforts to fulfill commitments made after the breakaway attempts. They also reflect on Team’s 35-year contribution to the Champions League’s success.
Maria Kholodova reports from Russia on the Bundesliga’s agreement with streaming platform Okko, highlighting the competitive market dynamics.Faaez Samadi and Jonathan Rest discuss New Zealand Rugby’s finances and sponsorship sales following the Ineos partnership.
The podcast also touches on the NBA and NHL finals, the ICC World Test Championship, and Panini sticker collections.
What’s next
Listeners can anticipate further analysis on sports business strategies, including sponsorship trends and media rights deals, in upcoming episodes.