FeedConstruct has acquired the exclusive streaming and data rights to Liga Primera and Copa Primera, Nicaragua’s “top-tier” football competitions, as part of an agreement forged by consulting firm Apollo Sports Business Group.
“Securing these exclusive rights is a highly valuable addition to our portfolio,” FeedConstruct Head of Rights and Content Ani Isakhanyan said.
“Liga Primera and Copa Primera deliver the consistent football content that the global iGaming industry demands. This acquisition ensures our partners can offer comprehensive coverage of a rapidly emerging betting market.”
The acquisition of exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights for Nicaragua’s top football competitions was said to “significantly” expand FeedConstruct’s Central American portfolio and its offering to sportsbook operators.
Apollo Sports Business Group Managing Partner Allan Chamorro also spoke on the new agreement, having said, “Nicaragua has rapidly established itself as one of Central America's fastest growing football markets, attracting growing regional recognition and international commercial interest.
“Our partnership with FeedConstruct builds on that momentum by expanding the global distribution of Liga Primera and Copa Primera while powering sustainable commercial opportunities that strengthen clubs, elevate the competitions and accelerate the long-term growth of the game.”
In LatAm, FeedConstruct recently strengthened its basketball presence across the region by acquiring the exclusive worldwide streaming and data rights for Ecuador's Liga Básquet Pro on 15 June.
The agreement covers all matches from Ecuador's leading men's basketball competition and further expands FeedConstruct's portfolio of official sports content for the global betting industry.
FeedConstruct stated the addition of Liga Básquet Pro will provide sportsbook operators with a consistent schedule of basketball events while also benefiting from favourable regional time zones.
FeedConstruct obtained exclusive global streaming and data rights to Argentina’s leading basketball competitions in February, covering more than 2,400 matches per season across five leagues
