Christian Seifert, chief executive of the Deutsche Fußball Liga, has suggested that Germany's Bundesliga is wary of having too many domestic pay-television partners when it agrees its next cycle of domestic …
Christian Seifert looks on prior to the DFB Bundestag 2019. (Photo by Simon Hofmann/Getty Images for DFB)
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