Some relevant bits.
EFL Clubs have today approved new international TV rights deals, in partnership with Pitch International and Relevent Sports, that will showcase and promote EFL competitions across the globe for the next four years.
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Pitch International will distribute EFL rights in Europe, MENA and rest of world regions, continuing the long-standing relationship which has been in place for 15 years.
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The rights of each deal will see Pitch distribute 155 exclusive Sky Bet Championship matches, 38 League One and Two matches, all Play-Off matches, all Carabao Cup matches and three Bristol Street Motor Trophy matches, alongside a more comprehensive package of rights for betting platforms.
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As part of the new agreements, EFL clubs will be able to continue international streaming services direct to fans overseas, where matches are not being broadcast exclusively, enabling those based abroad the chance to watch their team’s matches throughout the whole season.
Seems like there might not be too much change for us international fans if I'm reading this correctly. At least while we're in League Two.
