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Super League rights negotiations held back by EFL tender – IMG

Broadcast deals for the revamped Super League, the top tier of rugby league in England, will not be decided until the English Football League completes its current sales process, according to IMG.

The Rugby Football League and Super League Europe finalised a deal in May for the agency to work as a strategic partner to their new joint venture over a 12-year period that is designed to overhaul the Super League.

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