SportBusiness Staff

Warner Bros. Discovery has widened access to its coverage in Italy of the 2024 Olympic Games by expanding its carriage agreement with DAZN.

Australian commercial broadcaster Nine has outlined plans for what it claims will be the most comprehensive coverage of a Paralympic Games ever screened in the country, as it takes over the rights from rival Seven.

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has confirmed that its domestic T20 league, the PSL, will expand to eight teams from the 2026 season.

The National Rugby League (NRL) and Australian government have agreed the framework of a 10-year public investment deal worth A$600m (€369.3m/$401.2m) which will see the competition take in a Papua New Guinea expansion team.

The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has appointed long-serving NFL executive Kevin Flaherty as its chief financial officer.

Women’s sport channel W-Sport has further extended its European footprint by agreeing a carriage deal with telco and mail company Post Luxembourg.

FC Porto has been hit with a €1.5m ($1.63m) fine and threatened with a one-season ban from European competition after flouting Uefa’s Club Licensing and Financial Sustainability Regulations.

The Los Angeles Dodgers have added drinks manufacturer Yakult to their portfolio of Japanese sponsors.

The WNBA has said it is investigating a first-of-its-kind deal the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) has struck to sponsor the players of back-to-back champions the Las Vegas Aces.

Multi-sport broadcaster Sportitalia has acquired rights to the Kings World Cup, the new seven-a-side football competition being launched by sports and media group Kosmos.