Paramount+ acquires rights to the Champions League: clubs will receive millions.

A deal that brings additional funds to the clubs

Famous English football clubs will receive significant financial support after UEFA sold the broadcasting rights of the Champions League to Paramount+. This will allow the 'Big Six' to earn over £30 million additionally in the leading European tournament.

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“This deal opens new horizons for the clubs participating in the Champions League,” said UEFA representatives.

The marked deal confirms the growth of the commercial appeal of the Champions League on the world stage. In this regard, clubs that have a chance to compete at the European level will be able to significantly enhance their financial capabilities, which, in turn, will positively influence the development of football in England and other countries. With the new broadcaster, improvements in broadcasting quality and attracting a larger audience are expected, which will only increase the prestige of the tournament.