Germany's Bundesliga is considering plans to end its "no single buyer" rule, which prevents one broadcaster from showing all of Germany's league games. The league's chief executive, Christian Seifert, has raised the possibility of changing the rule, which has been criticised as it forces customers to pay for two separate TV subscriptions. “We have always insisted on a good mix between free-to-air TV and pay-TV,” he said. In a letter sent on Monday to German football federations, including those in Bavaria, Bayern and Berlin, he said that while there was no doubt about the need to protect consumers, "the current situation does not allow
Germany's Bundesliga is considering plans to end its "no single buyer" rule, which prevents one broadcaster from showing all of Germany's league games. The league's chief executive, Christian Seifert, has raised the possibility of changing the rule, which has been criticised as it forces customers to pay for two separate TV subscriptions. In a letter sent on Monday to German football federations, including those in Bavaria, Bayern and Berlin, he said that while there was no doubt about the need to protect consumers, "the current situation does not allow