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SportsPro Media is reporting that English Premier League side Arsenal has reportedly signed a deal with One World Sports (OWS) following which, the US pay-TV network will broadcast delayed coverage of the clubs matches along with the exclusive interviews with the players and the team officials. The broadcast will include all the regular season matches as well as the club’s domestic cup and the Champions’ League matches.
“Arsenal is a world-renowned soccer club with a huge global following. By adding this exciting soccer action to One World Sports, we continue to build our portfolio of soccer from some of the most accomplished clubs that the world has to offer,” said the CEO of OWS, Alexander Brown.
Multichannel.com also reported that OWS already has struck similar deals with other big clubs including Chelsea and Bayern Munich. The website also reported that the Arsenal matches will be broadcasted every Sunday while the matches of Chelsea and Bayern Munich will be broadcasted on Monday and Tuesday respectively.
