Exclusive: Sky seeks up to 1.9 billion euro in damages from TIM, DAZN over Italian TV soccer deal, sources say
Published on May 6, 2026.
Sky is seeking up to 1.9 billion euros ($2.2 billion) in damages from Telecom Italia (TIM) (TLIT.MI) and sports streaming platform DAZN over a 2021 deal to distribute Serie A soccer matches in Italy. The lawsuit was lodged with a Milan court after a ruling by Italy's antitrust authority in 2023 found the TIM-DAZN agreement restrictive of competition. Sky argues that the deal was designed to exclude it from the market and is seeking around 1 billion euros in compensation for lost profits. The total rises to as much as 1.09 billion euros when including interest payments and damages linked to brand devaluation.
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