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Modest ambitions of Seifert’s Springer streaming project baffle local experts 

Former German Football League (DFL) CEO Christian Seifert (Photo by Andreas Schlichter/Getty Images for DFB)

S Nation Media has burst on to the scene this year, hoovering up rights to multiple sports properties in Germany. Frank Dunne assesses the challenges and opportunities facing the new platform.

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