Did European cups go to Exxen and Tivibu?

One of the tenders that football fans in Türkiye are most curious about may have been concluded. According to the information provided, Champions League, Europa League and Conference League matches will be broadcast in partnership with Exxen and Tivibu for the next four seasons. However, there is a surprising detail: Türk Telekom has not confirmed this partnership yet.

To whom did the UEFA broadcasting rights go?

According to the information provided by Osman Altunterim, the tender covering the Turkish broadcasting rights of club tournaments has been completed. The rights were purchased jointly by Exxen, the digital broadcasting platform founded by Acun Ilıcalı, and Tivibu, a subsidiary of Türk Telekom. So this time the two publishers do not appear to be rivals, but rather parties at the same table.

The cost is 82 million Euros per year

The agreement covers four seasons. It was learned that 82 million Euros will be paid annually for this. It is stated that the total cost of the agreement is 328 million Euros.

The scope consists of three tournaments: UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League. On the other hand, there is no explanation as to which package the matches will be broadcast on which platform. Because the operation of the partnership has not been shared yet.

Update: Partnership not confirmed

Osman Altunterim later made a new note. Accordingly, Türk Telekom did not confirm the partnership with Exxen. Therefore, there is no official confirmation at this stage.

For now, the information is based on what Altunterim conveyed. Moreover, the structure of the partnership remains unclear. When the official announcement comes, the structure of the partnership and the publishing plan will be seen more clearly.