Amazon is considering a potential bid for Premier League television rights that could affect Sky Sports and TNT Sport’s monopoly in top-tier coverage.
Amazon is considering a potential bid for Premier League television rights that could affect Sky Sports and TNT Sport’s monopoly in top-tier coverage, a fresh report has claimed., there is understood to be some interest in at least one of the five packs for the new four-year cycle.
The process for the new deal began last month, with 270 of the Premier League’s 380 matches on offer, up from 200. Each current established kick-off slot of Saturday 12.30pm and 5.30pm, Sunday 2pm and 4.30pm, and Monday or Friday 8pm is being maintained.
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