NRL Officials in England for Super League Investment Talks as Landmark Deal Nears
Wigan Warriors and Warrington Wolves to Host 2027 Dublin Weekend Amidst NRL Investment Discussions
L'essentiel
- NRL officials are in England discussing a potential investment deal with Super League, aiming to transform the competition's fortunes.
- Wigan Warriors and Warrington Wolves will host a 2027 Dublin weekend, with NRL investment talks nearing completion after finalising broadcast deals.
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NRL and Super League have been in discussions since May 2023 regarding a potential investment deal.
NRL officials have arrived in England to discuss a landmark investment deal with Super League, nearing completion after both leagues finalised their broadcast deals. The NRL’s A$5.3bn TV deal is done, while Super League’s new broadcast package, expected to feature Sky Sports showing 2-3 games weekly, will be announced shortly.
Wigan Warriors and Warrington Wolves will host a weekend in Dublin in 2027, with a potential capacity crowd of 20,000 at Leinster’s RDS Arena. Hull FC may also move a home game to the venue.
Super League’s Rhodri Jones expressed hope for ‘significant progress’ within a week, stating the NRL has made their investment a top priority post-TV deal finalisation. Wigan CEO Kris Radlinski reaffirmed his club’s 100% support for the deal, citing the NRL’s achievements as ‘fantastic’ and anticipating a pivotal period for the sport with broadcasting futures to be decided amid NRL negotiations.
À surveiller
Perspective IA — des possibilités, pas des certitudes
Successful NRL investment in Super League by end of 2023
Probable · En quelques mois
Questions ouvertes
- Exact terms of the NRL investment
- Full details of the new Super League broadcast deal
