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BeIN set to initiate legal action against Fenerbahçe over IP infringement

ISTANBUL, TURKEY - FEBRUARY 21: Mesut Özil of Fenerbahce. (Photo by Serhat Cagdas/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

International pay-television broadcaster beIN Media Group will file an injunction in the Turkish courts against Süper Lig side Fenerbahçe over alleged IP infringement of the company’s branding.

Fenerbahçe has recently waged a campaign against the broadcaster for perceived unfair treatment which has seen it manipulate the beIN branding to ‘beFAIR’.

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