Premier League Inks Record-Breaking £6.7B TV Rights Deal
Sky Sports and TNT Sports secure majority of live match broadcasts, while Amazon Prime exits bidding.
- Premier League sells domestic TV rights for £6.7 billion ($8.4 billion) for the next four-year cycle, marking the largest sports media rights deal ever concluded in Britain.
- Sky Sports secures four of the five packages on sale, guaranteeing a minimum of 215 live games per season, while TNT Sports will broadcast 52 matches.
- All matches outside of Saturday 3pm kick-offs will be broadcast live in the UK for the first time.
- Amazon Prime, which currently shows 20 matches per season, did not bid for any matches in the next cycle.
- The new deal is expected to provide financial certainty for clubs throughout professional football until at least 2029.