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Champions League fever fuels surge in BT Sport sign-ups – CEO

Published on: Wednesday 08 May 2019

His predecessor had set BT on an expensive sports rights buying spree, with the current Champions League deal costing the company £1.2bn – a 32% increase on the previous contract. There has been ...

News source: https://www.theguardian.com/media/2019/may/09/champions-league-fever-fuels-spike-in-bt-sport-subscriptions-ceo-philip-jansen

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Champions League fever fuels surge in BT Sport sign-ups – CEO