Daily Digest: PSG and Flamengo face another reunion, Mbappé and TV rights | OneFootball

This Tuesday, December 16, the French press (on the sports aspect) focused on Paris Saint-Germain regarding the Intercontinental Cup to be played tomorrow in Doha against Flamengo (kick-off at 6 PM, French time, broadcast on M6), the response from the labor court in the dispute with Kylian Mbappé expected today, and the upcoming changes for Ligue 1 TV rights.

Le Parisien –

L’Equipe –

The Intercontinental Cup is not always the most publicized title in France or Europe, as it is played far away, in the middle of the season, and with a unique format. However, it counts in a record of achievements. Perhaps even more so for PSG, which is still looking to develop its image in Qatar. Nothing better than a great performance and a trophy in Doha for that.

A very serious approach is expected from coach Luis Enrique and his team, with a constant desire to make history. It would be the 6th title this year and a great way to almost finish (there remains the 32nd round of the Coupe de France this Saturday against Vendée Fontenay).

For this, they will need to win against Flamengo. A very strong team arriving with maximum determination. Paris will have an almost complete squad, as Senny Mayulu is no longer ill, while Marquinhos and Ousmane Dembélé have rejoined the group in training.

Meanwhile, PSG's news will be lively this Tuesday with the decision in the dispute with Mbappé. Which could lead to an appeal from the losing party, so the case could still last. But it is an important step.

Finally, there are the TV rights, with beIN SPORTS expected to exit Ligue 1 starting next season. The last match it owns (Saturday at 5 PM) should be taken over by Ligue1+. It is more accessible for viewers, but not necessarily good news for the clubs' revenues.

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