Spain

Old Barca, Real Madrid deals worth a third of all clubs total revenue under new contracts

The G-30 consortium of smaller Spanish football clubs reopened talks with other potential bidders for their domestic television rights after ending a period of exclusive negotiations with agency Phedra…

Spanish sports marketing company Santa Monica made an estimated €100m (£70 m) offer for the television rights of nine clubs in the newly-formed G12 group of Spanish Primera Liga football clubs. 

Spanish basketball’s ACB Liga is facing a financial crisis as it struggles to agree a new television contract for next season.

European basketball’s Euroleague has been thrown a lifeline by Spain’s fourth-largest bank.

Newly signed deals in Spain and Germany confirm that the Uefa Champions League is heading for a major drop in television rights fees in four of Europe’s five major markets.

Champions League television viewing rose by eight per cent across Europe’s top six football television markets this season.

Fernando Alonso’s strong performances in this year’s Formula 1 championship are ensuring that the car manufacturer’s €5 million investment is paying off.

Dorna is to stop acting as the promoter of the MotoCross World Championship and the Motocross of Nations.

The Spanish Sports Broadcasting Council approved a final draft of listed sports events that are to be protected for free-to-air television

If G30 splits, Sogecable will move for Primera Liga club rights

The Spanish football league season could be delayed by over a month after the G-30 group of clubs, consisting of eight Primera Liga clubs and all 22 Segunda Liga clubs, renewed a threat to delay the start…

Limited competition and lack of a powerful, willing pay-TV operator leads to hefty falls in rights fees in big Euro markets

Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi won twice over in this year’s Champions League.

Sogecable says Phedrasport deal is a negotiating tactic

Football and winter sports dominate European sports viewing in the TV Sports Markets’ survey for March.

The Italian league appears to be ploughing a surprisingly lonely furrow in setting up its own channel.

Commercial broadcasters in several European countries are planning an onslaught on many of the top sports rights.