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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2025 · 3 MIN

New signings for AC Milan, Euro 2032 and the venues future, AWS to partner with ELF - 5.7.2025

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Some highlights from the news include AC Milan's strategic move to sign Samuele Ricci from Torino for 23 million euros, enhancing their midfield with the promising 23-year-old Italian international committed through 2029. In a significant shift within the broadcasting realm, Sky Deutschland is set to be sold to RTL+ in a deal worth 150 million euros, along with an earn-out potential of 377 million euros, aiming to bolster competition against global streaming leaders like Netflix and Amazon. Turning to stadium and infrastructure advancements, preparations for Euro 2032 are bringing attention to Italy's ageing sports venues, prompting proposed governmental measures aimed at expediting crucial upgrades. Meanwhile, excitement in women's football was reignited by Italy's narrow victory over Belgium in the Women's Euro 2025 qualifiers, marking their first win since 2017. In discussions surrounding women's sports, the kickoff of UEFA’s Women’s Euro has raised concerns over player injuries, particularly ACL injuries, which have become a critical issue. This coincides with comments from Serie A's CEO, Luigi De Siervo, regarding the substantial 300 million euros in annual losses attributed to digital piracy, threatening the financial viability of clubs and their ability to invest in youth programs and infrastructure. From a technological perspective, Amazon Web Services is partnering with the European Football League to utilize AI and cloud technology, focusing on enhancing both the sustainability of operations and the viewing experience for fans. Italy's sports initiatives continue to expand on an international level, with the national rugby team announcing an upcoming tour to Namibia and South Africa, while Bologna prepares to co-host EuroBasket Women 2025, demonstrating a commitment to promoting women's basketball. In global scenarios, a severe heatwave sweeping through Southern Europe raises urgent considerations for athlete safety, prompting sports organizations to activate emergency protocols aimed at safeguarding participants during major events. These developments illuminate the interconnected complexities of sports, media, and societal challenges dominating today’s landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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