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Dynamo and Hajduk will be seen in Europe on the same TV channel, but only this season, HDTV no longer has the rights
Croatia⚽ Sports3 hr. ago

Dynamo and Hajduk will be seen in Europe on the same TV channel, but only this season, HDTV no longer has the rights

The article discusses changes in the broadcasting rights for football matches involving Dinamo and Hajduk in Croatia. It explains that both clubs will continue to be broadcast by ArenaSport during the current season, but starting from the 2027/28 season, their European matches will no longer be available on national frequency channels like HDTV. This change is due to a contractual agreement with UEFA that prevents the resale of broadcasting rights. Hajduk’s matches were previously available on Hajduk Digital TV, but this has now been integrated under UEFA’s umbrella, meaning they will no longer be shown live on HDTV. The article notes that while ArenaSport will continue to cover all matches, including those of Dinamo and Hajduk, it may eventually exit the Croatian market. The future broadcaster for UEFA club competitions remains uncertain, with speculation suggesting a shift toward streaming platforms like Netflix.

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Dynamo and Hajduk will be seen in Europe on the same TV channel, but only this season, HDTV no longer has the rights

The article discusses changes in the broadcasting rights for football matches involving Dinamo and Hajduk in Croatia. It explains that both clubs will continue to be broadcast by ArenaSport during the current season, but starting from the 2027/28 season, their European matches will no longer be available on national frequency channels like HDTV. This change is due to a contractual agreement with UEFA that prevents the resale of broadcasting rights. Hajduk’s matches were previously available on Hajduk Digital TV, but this has now been integrated under UEFA’s umbrella, meaning they will no longer be shown live on HDTV. The article notes that while ArenaSport will continue to cover all matches, including those of Dinamo and Hajduk, it may eventually exit the Croatian market. The future broadcaster for UEFA club competitions remains uncertain, with speculation suggesting a shift toward streaming platforms like Netflix.

Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about broadcasting rights and does not take a political stance. It reports on the contractual agreements between UEFA and broadcasters, as well as the implications for fans, without expressing ideological preferences or biases.

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