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Telefónica and DAZN secure LaLiga domestic rights with fee up 1 per cent

Casemiro of Real Madrid tackled by Atletico Madrid players during LaLiga match on December 12, 2021 (Photo by Denis Doyle/Getty Images)

LaLiga has generated a one-per-cent increase in the value of its domestic pay-television broadcast rights in five-season deals with incumbent rights-holder Telefónica, the leading Spanish telecoms operator, and OTT subscription broadcaster DAZN.

The Spanish top flight announced late on Monday evening that it will bring in €4.95bn ($5.6bn) – an average of €990m per year – through the sale of the rights from 2022-23 to 2026-27.

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