No no let's do it again, but it's live: the blunder of the DAZN messenger. He puts his anger on social media: 5050 euros per month The video

During the opening matchday of Serie A, a journalist from DAZN found himself in an awkward situation while reporting live from Udine during the Udinese-Como game. The incident occurred as the journalist, Alessandro Vescini, attempted to discuss the performance of Nico Paz, a key player for Como. However, he mistakenly believed he was recording off-air rather than broadcasting live, leading him to ask for a redo. Unaware of his mistake, Vescini continued with the same content, eventually completing his segment. The moment quickly went viral on social media, with users reacting to both the journalist’s confusion and the broader issue of subscription costs for accessing Serie A matches via DAZN. Many comments highlighted the new pricing model, which requires nearly 50 euros per month for a full subscription. This has sparked frustration among fans who feel the cost is too high, especially given the platform's dominance in streaming rights for the league. Vescini, a sports commentator known for his work with DAZN, was stationed in Udine, providing live updates from the stadium. In Milan, the broadcast team included Federica Zille and Emanuele Giaccherini, who were giving the overall commentary. Vescini's focus was on Nico Paz, the Argentine forward who had recently joined Como after being released by Real Madrid. According to reports, Paz's value in the video game EA FC increased significantly, from 79 to 86 points, reflecting his potential and recent acquisition by the club. As Vescini began his segment, he lost track of his narrative and asked for a restart, thinking he was preparing for a later broadcast. He repeated much of the same information, though this time he managed to finish his piece, including details about Paz's impressive stats from last season, 12 goals and six assists. His remarks emphasized how Paz has become a standout performer for Como, despite his brief stint at Real Madrid. Social media platforms have been flooded with responses to the incident, many of which critique the rising cost of DAZN subscriptions. Users have taken to Twitter and other online forums to voice their concerns, using the phrase “50€ al mese” as a rallying cry against the price hike. One particularly popular tweet, shared by user Nicklas Bahre, simply states the cost in two words, accompanied by the video of Vescini’s blunder. The controversy surrounding DAZN's subscription fees has intensified following the incident, with fans expressing dissatisfaction over the financial burden of watching the league. While some viewers find humor in the journalist’s mix-up, others see it as a symptom of a larger problem, the increasing cost of access to sports content. As the season progresses, it remains to be seen whether DAZN will adjust its pricing strategy or face further backlash from its audience. For now, the focus remains on the ongoing debate over affordability and accessibility in sports broadcasting.