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Presa: ElevenSports.com ‘not in competition’ for viewers with Fifa+

Pedro Presa (Photo: Eleven).

Eleven, the media group owned by Aser Ventures, has said its content and technology deal with Fifa does not put it in competition for viewers with the governing body’s new streaming platform Fifa+. Frank Dunne speaks to Pedro Presa, group chief adviser for DTC and strategic projects.

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