MEGOGO to Show Champions League and Europa League Until 2024 Instead of Football TV Channels
The deal is worth 20-30 million dollars.
The streaming service MEGOGO has won the tender to broadcast Champions League, Europa League and Europa Conference League matches for the 2021/22, 2022/23 and 2023/24 seasons, reports Censor.net.
The deal is valued at 20-30 million dollars, a record for Ukraine.
MEGOGO first began showing European football club competitions in Ukraine this year, but in cooperation with Volia. The Football 1/2/3 TV channels broadcast these tournaments in parallel. From the next season, MEGOGO will have exclusive broadcast rights.
The Football TV channels have continuously broadcast the Champions League for 10 years, starting with the 2010/11 season. For the first few years they shared the rights with the 1+1 Media company.
This year MEGOGO began broadcasting top boxing bouts on an exclusive basis, including fights featuring Oleksandr Usyk and Vasyl Lomachenko.
MEGOGO also shows the Spanish and German championships on an exclusive basis. The French championship is shared with the Football TV channels.
MEGOGO — a streaming service available via browser, Smart TV apps, mobile devices and consoles.
Europa Conference League — a new UEFA tournament that will be launched next year.
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