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Greek Super League television rights management
Overview
Greek Super League club owners have begun evaluating the centralized management of television rights to potentially increase total revenue and competitiveness. Initially, the board reached a consensus to commission a Deloitte study to examine a unified broadcasting model, following the rejection of a proposal by President Giannis Alafouzos that sought equal revenue distribution among all 14 clubs.
As discussions progressed, the league formed a working group focused on the redistribution of these rights, with an emphasis on increasing financial support for smaller clubs. President Alafouzos indicated that the league might proceed with a collective agreement involving only the clubs that reach a consensus, which could include approximately 7-8 teams. To refine these models, the league plans to consult with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and Deloitte, while also studying revenue management practices used by the European League and the Players Association.
Entities
Deloitte · Giannis Alafouzos · Super League · Vangelis Marinakis · PAOK
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 3 sourcesSuper League discusses centralized television rights redistribution
The Super League is discussing centralized television rights management, aiming to redistribute revenue to support smaller clubs. If consensus fails, a subset of agreeing clubs may proceed independently.
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[SPORTS] 10 sourcesSuper League clubs approve Deloitte study on television rights
Super League clubs unanimously approved a Deloitte study to examine centralized management of television rights, while rejecting a proposal for equal revenue distribution among the 14 teams.
Sources
athletiko.gr · filathlos.gr · gipedo.politis.com.cy · inpaok.com · naftemporiki.gr · newsbeast.gr · novasports.gr · paixebala.gr · parapolitika.gr · reader.gr · real.gr · sportal.gr · sports.ert.gr