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Bundesliga domestic rights drop in value as tender results announced

The official DFL Bundesliga Ball - Derbystar on July 19, 2018 in Olching, Germany. (Photo by Sebastian Widmann/Getty Images)

The German Football League (DFL) has announced that the revenue from its domestic broadcasters for the forthcoming 2021-25 rights cycle will be €1.1bn per season, slightly down from the €1.16bn per season it currently receives.

The key live rights packages of the top-tier Bundesliga have been shared between pay-television broadcaster Sky and OTT streaming service DAZN, as reported earlier today (Monday).

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