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Friday briefing: DAZN pays remaining €35 million to LFP, drops legal case

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28 February 2025 - 4:30 AM

DAZN has paid the remaining €35 million to France’s Professional Football League (LFP), after initially paying only half of the €75 million due in February for Ligue 1’s domestic broadcast rights.

The London-based media company has also dropped its legal case against the LFP, after demanding €573 million in compensation last week.

During the standoff, the LFP filed an interim order with the Paris Economic Activities Court, with it decision set to be revealed today. DAZN subseque

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