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Diego Palma, head of marketing, FEF

Interview with Diego Palma, head of marketing at the Federación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol, on the long-term media-rights deal with pay-television broadcaster

GolTV. Could you confirm the figures: In the first year of the agreement (2018) the federation will receive $22m (€19.3m) and each year this figure will increase by five per cent, making the total around $276m?

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