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Rivals dent Nent’s Nordic dominance in big money Uefa club deals

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Nordic Entertainment (Nent) Group’s rivals paid big fees to seal crucial Uefa club competition rights, allowing European football’s governing body to more than double its media-rights income in the Nordics.

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