FFF (French Football Federation)
Stage set for bidding war as FFF launches kit supplier tender
The French Football Federation (FFF) has officially launched a new kit and apparel supplier tender process, with competition expected on incumbent Nike from major rivals Adidas and Puma.
Nike on notice as FFF ‘to launch’ kit supplier tender
The French Football Federation (FFF) is set to launch a new kit and apparel supplier tender, two years ahead of current sponsor Nike's deal ending.
Crédit Agricole extends long-term backing of FFF
Financial services group Crédit Agricole has renewed its sponsorship of the French Football Federation (FFF) until 2028.
Arkema doubles down on French women’s football in FFF sponsorship
French multinational chemicals group Arkema, the naming-rights sponsor of France’s top-flight women’s football league, has agreed a deal to sponsor the French women’s national team until 2025.
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Diallo elected as French Football Federation president until 2024
Philippe Diallo, the acting president of the French Football Federation since January, has been confirmed in the position until 2024 after delegates at the FFF's general assembly voted overwhelmingly to…
Canal Plus ‘closing in on D1 Arkema renewal to 2027’
Canal Plus, the pay-television broadcaster in France, is poised to retain domestic media rights to D1 Arkema, the top women's football league, according to multiple reports in the country
FFF goes to market with age-grade national team rights
The French Football Federation (FFF) has launched a request for proposals for the domestic media rights to matches of its national teams at various age grades, as well as the national futsal team
Broadcasters given extra week to bid in FFF’s women’s TV rights tender
The French Football Federation (FFF) today (Wednesday) postponed until May 12 the deadline for bids for domestic broadcast rights to the matches of the French’s women’s national team and France’s top-t…
FFF opts for lawyer Vilotte to steer path away from crisis
Jean-François Vilotte, former director general of the French Tennis Federation, is set to be appointed as the new general manager of the French Football Federation, replacing Florence Hardouin who was …
FFF to launch women’s football TV rights tender
The French Football Federation (FFF) will this week launch an invitation to tender for domestic broadcast rights to the matches of the French’s women’s national team and France’s top-tier Division 1 Fém…
Fanatics adds FFF to growing European football portfolio
Global sports merchandising company Fanatics has entered into a new long-term agreement with the French Football Federation to enhance the shopping experience for fans of its national teams
Le Graët resigns as FFF president
Noël Le Graët has today (Tuesday) stepped down as president of the French Football Federation (FFF) amid the intensifying pressure surrounding his leadership that has built up in recent months.
Deutsche Telekom scores long-term Coupe de France rights deal
Deutsche Telekom has acquired exclusive rights in Germany to the Coupe de France
Le Graët ‘steps away’ from FFF presidency pending investigation, Hardouin ‘laid off’
The French Football Federation (FFF) is facing a period of turbulence following the suspension of president Noël Le Graët and the laying-off of director general Florence Hardouin pending publication o…
Coupe de France shown in 125 territories in mix of direct and agency-brokered deals
Action from the round-of-64 stage of the Coupe de France this weekend will be aired in 125 territories following deals struck by the French Football Federation (FFF) or intermediary agencies, SportBusiness…
BeIN retains Coupe de France rights in international markets
Pay-television broadcaster beIN Sports has renewed rights in 29 international territories to the Coupe de France club football competition
Fox Sports grows US soccer portfolio with Coupe de France deal
Network makes another move to acquire key international rights
France Télévisions and beIN land four-year Coupe de France deals
The French Football Federation has finalised four-year domestic broadcast rights contracts for the Coupe de France with incumbent France Télévisions and pay-TV broadcaster beIN Sports.