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SBD Global/November 2, 2012/Leagues and Governing Bodies
German Football Clubs Close To Agreeing On New TV Money Distribution
Published November 2, 2012
The German Football League (DFL) and the clubs of the Bundesliga and 2nd Bundesliga "have reportedly agreed to a new distribution method for TV money," according to the SID. Starting with the '13-14 season, "the ratio will slightly increase in favor of the 18 Bundesliga clubs." Instead of currently 79%, the top-flight clubs will get 80% of the TV money. A final decision about the new distribution method is expected to be made at the next DFL members meeting on Dec. 12 (SID, 10/31).
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