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DAZN and BeIN Sports are now the new broadcasters of Ligue 1. A decision that Nasser Al-Khelaïfi did not want, who wanted the development of a 100% Ligue 1 channel. In the After, Daniel Riolo decided to turn on the president of Paris Saint-Germain for his position and not only that… “Nasser Al-Khelaïfi is the worst football manager since Louis XVI. When will we open our eyes to this man? He is incompetent in everything. Because he wears a thousand hats, we think he knows how to do everything. This guy doesn’t know how to do anything, even as a tennis coach he wasn’t good.”the journalist was offended RMC.
This Sunday, during the final discussions between Ligue 1 presidents to choose the new broadcaster of the French championship, the Qatari leader crystallized the tensions. A consensus was finally found to resolve the TV rights issue. Qatar even played its part by offering 100 million euros with BeIN Sports to broadcast the big match of each day, in addition to the DAZN project.
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