Overview
- Nicolas de Tavernost, former M6 executive, has been appointed to lead LFP Media to address the ongoing broadcasting rights conflict with DAZN.
- DAZN, Ligue 1's primary broadcaster, has reported losses of 200-250 million euros this season, citing unmet subscriber targets and high operational costs.
- The platform has initiated legal action against the Ligue de football professionnel, seeking 573 million euros in damages over alleged contractual issues.
- DAZN may terminate its contract as early as June if financial and subscriber benchmarks are not met, exacerbating concerns for club revenues dependent on broadcast deals.
- Stakeholders, including club presidents, are advocating for a league-owned TV channel as part of broader efforts to reform the French football broadcasting model.