Report: Exxen and Tivibu said to have bought European club competition rights in Türkiye for €328m
Exxen, owned by Acun Ilıcalı, and Türk Telekom's Tivibu have reportedly acquired the broadcast rights in Türkiye to the European club competitions for four years. The deal is said to cost €328m in total.
Exxen, owned by Acun Ilıcalı, and Tivibu, part of Türk Telekom, have reportedly signed a major deal for the broadcast rights in Türkiye to the European club competitions. According to the claims, the rights to the UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League have been acquired for four years through a partnership between the two platforms. The total cost of the deal is said to be €328m.
Under the reported partnership, €82m a year is said to be payable for the broadcast rights to the European club competitions. The current rights fee is understood to stand at €25m to €30m a year, and the new deal would reportedly take that figure to around three times its present level.
According to information reported in the press, the deal is to run from the 2027-28 season until the end of the 2030-31 season. Neither the parties nor UEFA have issued a formal statement on the matter.