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It has not yet been put together from scratch and it is already the subject of debate. Less than two months from now until the official resumption (the weekend of August 16, 17 and 18), the two main French championships, Ligue 1 and Ligue 2, still do not have a single broadcaster. The last call for tenders launched in the fall having satisfied no one, the Professional Football League (LFP) is now considering creating its own TV channel with a subscription of … 30 euros per month. Which already seems to enrage the fans of both divisions. While reactions of anger or exasperation are flourishing on social networks in reaction to this information, one Internet user has even gone further by launching a petition to protest against this price.
“A considerable financial cost”
“We, the supporters of French football, contest the excessive price of €30 including tax/month imposed for the sole right to view Ligue 1, denounces the man named Sébastien Staudt, at the origin of the online petition. This pricing is equivalent to a total of €300 for ten months of competition, a considerable financial cost for football enthusiasts. This amount is well above the average subscription for other European football leagues. According to statistics from Statista, the average cost. Sports TV subscriptions in Germany, Spain and the UK are €25 per month. In other words, Ligue 1 fans are charged 20% more than football fans in other European countries. We demand a reduction in this price in order to align Ligue 1 with other leagues and to make football more accessible to all. Sign this petition to support this movement,” calls the Internet user. To sign the petition, click here.
To sum up
An online petition was launched by an Internet user to protest against the price of the subscription for the future Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 channel planned by the Professional Football League (LFP).
