Bundesliga signs four-year broadcast deal worth 4.4 bln euros


File Photo: Bundesliga - RB Leipzig v Hertha BSC - Red Bull Arena, Leipzig, Germany - May 27, 2020 A TV cameraman wearing a protective face mask is seen before the match, as play resumes behind closed doors following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) Alexander Hassenstein/Pool via REUTERS

MUNICH (Reuters) - The Bundesliga should earn some 4.4 billion euros ($4.95 billion) from domestic broadcast rights for the four years from 2021/22 onwards, the German Football League said on Monday, with Sky awarded the prime package of all Saturday games.

The deals announced on Monday are slightly less lucrative than the existing four-year deal that ends next season. Worth 4.6 billion euros, that was an 85% jump from the previous agreement.

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