Andrea Montolivo
Americans bet on European soccer television. Spain and England attract the attention of their fans. Formerly known players like Zabaleta, Thierry Henry either Carragher create a list of commentators. The presence of USED in Qatar 2022is another stimulus for the promotion of football.
The Premier League remains the top football league in USA. Chain ‘NBC’ He paid 2,700 million dollars to acquire the rights to British football for six seasons, according to estimates of the American media expert. The real Madrid and the Barcelona are the great strengths of The league Y ‘ESPN’ invested 1,400 million for all Spanish football matches until 2029.
The growth of mlswho had his best season ever, and the the return of the United States to the World Cup made soccer popular in the United States. Televisions seize the moment and bet on legends like the French Thierry Henry, the American Tim Howardthe British Jamie Carragher Y Micah Richardsthe Argentines Kempes Y Zabaleta or the Spanish Luis Garcia to enter the Anglophone and Hispanic market.
THE PREMIER, FROM MIAMI BEACH TO LOS ANGELES
American investors see a land of opportunity in the Premier League. Todd Boehley released 3,000 million euros to buy the Chelsea. Man Utd, Arsenal, Liverpool and other historic English football clubs such as Fulham either Aston Villa they are also part of the portfolio of American investors.
The great brands of English football nobility attract American football fans and the chain ‘NBC’ paid an estimated amount for ‘The Athletic’ for approximately 2,700 million dollars to acquire the rights.
To commentators like Tim Howard either Danny Higginbothamamong others, the American network regularly brings English soccer to the country’s most important cities with events ‘Premier League Mornings’.
miami beach, The Angels, New York either philadelphia There are several cities that host these events, bringing local fans and tourists together to follow the Premier on giant screens.
LALIGA, SERIES A AND BUNDESLIGA
For $9.99 per month, everything The leagueand some parties of Bundesligacan be seen by ‘ESPNlus’in English and Spanish, with commentators such as Mario Kempes, Paul Zabaleta Y Luis Garcia.
American television paid almost 1.4 billion dollars for the rights to The league until 2029. To explore the culture of Spanish football, throughout the year the network takes its commentators to iconic cities such as Madrid, Barcelona either Seville and create exclusive content.
Except A series can be seen by ‘Paramount Plus‘ for 5 dollars a month, in a subscription that includes Champions. A fifth of the teams in Italy’s top division have an American owner: the MilanThe RomeThe Fiorentina and the Spezia. To them was added the BolognaCanadian property Joe Saputowhile, at B-seriesThe Parma and the Venice belong to businessmen USA.
THE WORLD CUP, IN 4K
The United States teamfull of young talents already established in European football, will return to the World Cup eight years after the last time and will do so in 4K video quality, on the ‘Fox’ network.
About 1,000 million paid the American chain to get the rights to the World Cup Russia 2018 and of Qatar 2022, according to the estimates ofNew York Times’.
This is a figure that multiplies more than two the amount paid ‘ESPN’approximately 425 million dollars, to broadcast the World Cups in South Africa 2010 and Brazil 2014.
The absence of the American team at Russia 2018 has raised expectations for the country to once again see its flag at the world’s most important soccer showcase in Qatar 2022.
The mlsthe country’s professional league, has seen vertical growth in recent years and new generations of Americans are growing up seeing their countrymen as major figures in European soccer.
It is more and more often to see the promotions of worldhe on national television, with visible faces such as Christian Pulisic, Weston McKennie either Gio Reyna.
Source: La Verdad
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