CAA Eleven finds rights buyers in Mongolia and Korea
CAA Eleven, Uefa’s arm’s length rights agency for centralised European qualifying games for the 2016 European Championships and the 2018 Fifa World Cup, has signed deals in South Korea and Mongolia.
CAA Eleven, Uefa’s arm’s length rights agency for centralised European qualifying games for the 2016 European Championships and the 2018 Fifa World Cup, has signed deals in South Korea and Mongolia.
In South Korea, pay-TV broadcaster SPOTV has taken the package, while Mongolian broadcaster Sansar Cable has also signed a deal with CAA Eleven.
Sansar Cable is the current broadcaster of the English Premier League in Mongolia.
CAA Eleven has now found takers for its rights packages in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia and Brunei, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
CAA Eleven, Uefa’s arm’s length rights agency for centralised European qualifying games for the 2016 European Championships and the 2018 Fifa World Cup, has signed deals in South Korea and Mongolia.
In South Korea, pay-TV broadcaster SPOTV has taken the package, while Mongolian broadcaster Sansar Cable has also signed a deal with CAA Eleven.
Sansar Cable is the current broadcaster of the English Premier League in Mongolia.
CAA Eleven has now found takers for its rights packages in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia and Brunei, Vietnam, and Indonesia.
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