MILAN. Sky Sport focuses on Antonio Conte and other sports to react to the loss of a large part of Serie A after Dazn’s spring bang. Yesterday the leaders of the pay TV of Santa Giulia presented the new schedule, the first without a strong position in the live coverage of the Italian championship, given that only three co-exclusive matches remain on satellite TV.
Sky will line up at the starting line 2021-22 Antonio Conte, the reigning Italian Champion coach, in this free moment after having decided to leave Inter at the end of May, behind a lavish severance pay, having not approved the downsizing line that culminated with the disposals of Hakimi and Lukaku. Conte then said no to Tottenham. Curiously, both teams are leading their respective leagues. Waiting for news from London, now on the Arsenal side where Mikel Arteta is always in the balance, Conte has accepted Sky’s proposal to become a (non-regular) guest of the studio that will accompany the Champions League evenings, as well as other occasions always linked to the international football.
The other new entry is Melissa Satta, the new face of Sky Calcio Club, the broadcast that closes the Serie A weekend, and host of Goal Deejay, the program that will summarize the three days of European cups with Europe and the Conference League after the Champions. Antonio Conte and Melissa Satta will also be the faces of the new Sky commercial. Confirmed the formation of the great former of the green lawn, pay TV commentators: Beppe Bergomi, Esteban Cambiasso, Fabio Capello, Alessandro Costacurta, Alessandro Del Piero, Paolo Di Canio, Luca Marchegiani, Giancarlo Marocchi and Nando Orsi.
The other big news is represented by the slogan ‘The house of sport’ with which Sky intends to enhance its TV rights in numerous disciplines, in addition to football. The most concrete event will be a ‘live sport’ at the weekend that will connect events of various competitions, as it is no longer possible to do so with the classic ‘direct goal’ from the Serie A fields at the same time. The list includes: Formula 1, MotoGP and Superbike; great tennis with the Masters 1000, Wimbledon and the Turin ATP Finals; Nba and EuroLeague basketball; rugby, with the Autumn Nations Series, Heineken Champions Cup and Six Nations; golf, with the Augusta Masters, the Pga Championship, the US Open and The Open Championship; athletics, with the Diamond League.