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Sky Italia holds on to MotoGP as new rival DAZN picks up LaLiga and much of the Fox inventory

Pay-television platform Sky Italia and Perform Group’s OTT service DAZN will probably both be happy with the outcome of an intense period of rights negotiations in Italy.

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