The Premier threatens to continue breaking the balance: 11.6 billion for its next contract!

Just take a look at the figures of the last signing market to realize that the Premier League moves more and more from the rest of the major European leagues.The English League accumulated 1340 million spending on signings, more than double than the second, series A (552) and light years of the Spanish League (293).

Well, this difference is close to increasing even more.The Premier is about to sell television rights abroad worth 11.600 million euros facing the next triennium 2022-2025.A figure to be distributed among the 20 clubs of the championship and that would mean an increase of 1.000 million regarding the last contract (10.500), despite the pandemic and that the forecasts pointed out that the maximum sales point had been reached.To get an idea of the difference that this amount supposes with other championships, LaLiga sold the international television rights of the 2019-2024 period to Mediapro by 4.485 million euros.

According to 'Daily Mail', the US market is the great responsible for this rise.Disney, Warnermedia and CBS have entered war with the current owner of the rights, the NBC.The current contract is encrypted at 860 million but the Premier hopes to take a slice of this fight and get more than double in this triennium.

Another fight is developing in Australia, where Oputs, which has the rights right now, faces a four -band battle with Stan Sport, Paramount+ and Amazon.This would trigger an increase, the figures would go from thirty million a year to more than fifty.

In the Middle East, Bein will maintain the rights in exchange for 450 million.Canal + has also renewed its contracts in France, Slovakia and the Czech Republic for 300 million.Its presence in the main European markets has also been secured: Italy (Sky Italy), Portugal (Eleven Sports) and Belgium (Telenet) and Germany (Sky Deutschland).In Spain it will continue to be seen in Dazn.

To all this we will have to add the 5.800 million of the agreement for emissions in British territory with Sky Sports, BT, Amazon and the BBC.

Nent explores six -year contracts

Nordic Entertainment Group (Nent) has begun to explore the longest contracts.The platform has been made with the rights for Sweden, Denmark and Finland worth 2.800 million to 2028.A very high figure for little populated territory compared to others (28 million people).

Nent has also bought rights for six years in the Netherlands, Poland, Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia in a separate package.