Premier League: British government validates the extension of TV rights until 2024-25

"The Premier League welcomes the Government's confirmation that it will be making an Exclusion Order under the Competition Act 1998 relating to the three-year renewal of the League's UK live and non-live broadcast agreements with Sky Sports, BT Sport, Amazon Prime Video and BBC Sport (until 2024-25). The renewals - at the same overall value as the current arrangements - will provide certainty to clubs throughout professional football as a result of maintaining current levels of financial support of around £1.5bn (€1.76bn) and enables the League to commit to increased funding. This gives security and continuity throughout the pyramid until at least 2025," said the Premier League on 08/03/2021.

The Premier League announced the extension of its UK broadcasting rights without a call for tenders, for the 2022-2025 cycle, on 03/05/2021. The Premier League's domestic broadcasting rights over the 2019-2022 cycle were awarded as follows, for a total of approximately £4.9bn (€5.74bn) or £1.63bn per season (€1.91bn) with details by operator (amount for the three seasons):
• Sky: £3.579bn…