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Nuno Catarino: "The centralization of TV rights leaves us very concerned"

Maisfutebol9 September 2026 at 00:21

Nuno Catarino, vice-president of Benfica, analyzed the club's 2025/26 financial year figures. During this analysis, he once again expressed "concern" regarding the centralization of television rights.

The "encarnado" executive directly expressed his unease by stating that the centralization of TV rights leaves Benfica "very concerned." This position reflects the club's historic opposition to the concentration of these rights in a single entity.

The issue of centralization of television rights has been a recurring theme in internal discussions within Portuguese football, with major clubs frequently expressing their reservations about this distribution model.

Benfica, through its vice-president, thus maintains its critical stance towards the current management model of television rights, considering that it does not adequately serve the club's interests and possibly those of other larger clubs.

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