Serie A Archives - Awful Announcing

Italian soccer club fires far-right falconer for posting penis enhancement photos on social media

"I had the surgery to increase my sexual performance."

Serie A, Fox Deportes agree to two-year Spanish-language media rights deal

Serie A has a second media rights deal in the United States.

CBS airing Serie A match on broadcast network for first time

Serie A is heading to broadcast television this month.

CBS Sports retains Serie A rights on two-year deal

A day after adding the EFL, CBS Sports has retained Serie A's rights.

Serie A rights in U.S. still under question for 2024-25 season and beyond

Serie A doesn't have a new media rights deal in the U.S. with its current one weeks away from ending.

Soccer announcer who called for announcers to say ‘penis’ refused to do so when given the chance

"I'll say that no play-by-play needed for that then."

CBS Sports ‘having conversations’ about renewing Serie A media rights deal

Incumbent Serie A rightsholder CBS Sports seems to be very interested in retaining the league's rights.

JPMorgan reportedly looking to finance Serie A’s media business

The bank is said to have offered to provide between 700 million and 1 billion euros.

Serie A looking for big increase in international rights, which could put CBS in a tough spot

Serie A wants more money, to the shock of no one.

CBS announces Serie A coverage plans, hiring Matteo Bonetti and tabbing Andres Cordero as top play by play broadcaster

CBS is leaning on experienced broadcasters for its Serie A coverage.

DAZN rejects Sky offer for continued Serie A rights-sharing in Italy, plans to keep those rights exclusive

Sky offered DAZN $609 million U.S. for some continued Serie A rights-sharing in Italy, but DAZN has turned them down, opting to focus on keeping those rights streaming-only.

Serie A rights are reportedly heading to CBS Sports and Paramount+

Serie A will have a new home in the fall.

Serie A CEO Luigi De Siervo calls moving crowd mics to avoid racist chants “producing a spectacle to be enjoyed…not censorship”

“What we were doing was considering how TV coverage can best explain the beauty of Italian football. We do that continually and the basic idea is to avoid dwelling on ugly incidents.

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