🌎 ENDESA WILL INCREASE ITS TELEVISION PRESENCE IN LATIN AMERICA

This Saturday, September 21, the ACB season begins with the start of the Endesa Super Cup, and a week later the Endesa League begins. And he will do so with many eyes on him from the other side of the Atlantic with the new television arrangement for the 2024-25 campaign.

This Saturday, September 21, the ACB season begins with the start of the Endesa Super Cup, and a week later the Endesa League begins. And he will do so with many eyes on him from the other side of the Atlantic with the new television arrangement for the 2024-25 campaign.

The ACB has reached an agreement with A basketball pass to see all matches of ACB competitions in Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Peru and Uruguay. The OTT also offers a large number of national competitions in South America, and there is a studio in Buenos Aires where games will be personalized with voice-overs in Spanish and Portuguese.

Argentina has been one of the most advanced countries of the Endesa League outside of Spain for years and will once again have special coverage from hand Fox Argentinawhich renews its rights and broadcasts two games a day on television. Therefore, they will be able to follow the competition in detail and Argentine stars such as Facu Campazzo, Nico Laprovittola, Gaby Deck, Juan Fernández, Juani Marcos, Nico Brussino, Fran Cáffaro, Dylan Bordon, Maxi Fjellerup or Felipe Minzer.

The study of the Endesa League in Ecuador will also be strengthened by a new agreement between the ACB and the series CDF Ecuadorwhich broadcasts three games a day. In Mexico it will continue as well Sports TVCa channel that has been loyal to the ACB world since 2019 and that in April went one step further by broadcasting the first Mexico Mini Cup, held in Tijuana in collaboration with the ACB. ACB basketball will also be shown in Venezuela with an agreement between the ACB and Meridiano TV, with which the network will broadcast the best games every weekend.

Strategic agreement in the Dominican Republic and distribution in all Caribbean countries. The ACB has reached a strategic agreement with CDN in the Dominican Republic, with the aim of providing visibility and promoting the Endesa League in a country with players who are increasingly relevant in the competition, such as Jean Montero (Valencia Basket ), Andrés Feliz ( Real Madrid ), LJ Figueroa (Leyma Coruña) or Tyson Pérez (Unicaja), and in which basketball is a popular sport.

With this new agreement, CDN is disabled will broadcast the tournament but is also committed to the extensive promotion of acb basketball on CDNTV, CDN Deportes, Social Networks and El Caribe Newspaper.

In addition, the ACB has completed its coverage in the Caribbean with broadcasts of every game via FIBA ​​Courtside OTT. Therefore, fans from 24 countries and the Caribbean region (all but the Dominican Republic) will be able to watch two matches a day of the Endesa League on that platform.

Text: ACB Communication
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