DAZN-Pro League Dispute Continues
DAZN's negotiations with Belgian TV operators, Proximus and Telenet, over the carriage of Jupiler Pro League matches have yet to yield a wholesale deal.
DAZN retained exclusive domestic live rights to the Pro League for 2025/26–2029/30, with a reduced fee of around €83–84 million per season.
Talks broke down in July due to disagreements over pricing and packaging, prompting DAZN to prepare for an OTT-first season.
DAZN has since met with the League to address the distribution impasse and has moved to increase free-to-air visibility in the absence of operator agreements.
DAZN is preparing for an OTT-first season unless acceptable carriage terms emerge.
Author's summary: DAZN's dispute with Belgian TV operators continues over Pro League carriage.
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