Overview
- DAZN and the French Professional Football League (LFP) have reached a settlement to end their legal dispute over Ligue 1 broadcast rights.
- DAZN will pay 140 million euros in overdue installments for the current season and has withdrawn its 573 million euro compensation claim.
- The existing broadcast rights deal, valued at 400 million euros and set to run until 2029, remains intact with a mutual termination option in December 2025.
- The agreement allows the LFP to launch its own league-owned TV channel, which is expected to be tested starting next season.
- French Ligue 1 clubs face ongoing financial challenges due to reliance on TV revenue, with disrupted agreements contributing to significant losses this season.