German soccer league to kick off partial rights sale in February


FILE PHOTO: Deutsche Fu?ball Liga (DFL) CEO Christian Seifert addresses a news conference following a general assembly of the German Football League DFL in Frankfurt, Germany March 16, 2020, to decide on COVID-19 coronavirus related measures for soccer in Germany. Arne Dedert/Pool via REUTERS

MUNICH (Reuters) - Germany's leading soccer league, the Bundesliga, plans to start an auction for a stake in its overseas broadcasting rights in February, managing director Christian Seifert said on Monday.

The deal would bring outside investors into one of the game's biggest leagues, whose revenue has plummeted during the pandemic with matches being played in empty stadiums.

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