After months of negotiations, DAZN and the Pro League have agreed on a broadcasting deal for Belgian football until 2030, bringing clarity and stability for fans and clubs. The stability and guarantees for clubs, supporters, sponsors, and the entire Belgian professional football are the main focus, according to the announcement of the agreement between the two groups. The parties have decided to preserve the confidentiality of the agreement and will not make any comments on its content. Months of tension have marked the end of the agreement between DAZN and the Pro League, which had announced the end of its contract with the league in November last year, after the failure of negotiations with telecommunications operators for the broadcasting of Belgian league matches via telecommunications operators. DAZN had invested 84 million euros per year to obtain the TV rights of the Pro League 2025-2030, cutting the grass under the feet of the operators who had made lower offers to the Pro League. The end of a period of uncertainty is finally here, according to Lorin Parys, CEO of the Pro League, who stated that the agreement brings clarity and stability for supporters and clubs. 'We are happy to have found a solution that brings clarity and stability. We can now dedicate all our energy to what really matters: solid championships and a high-quality football experience for all supporters.', he added. On the other hand, DAZN Belgium CEO Massimo D'Amario stated that 'football is at the heart of our activity and that our clear goal is to offer the best possible visual experience for supporters'.