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In an interview with the website "Arab Sky News" Reviewed Egyptian football player Previous Khaled BeboWhat happened is saying, "They are the losers of Egypt, especially since the Egyptian viewer is intelligent and able to find other solutions to follow the games very simply."
He continued: "L & # 39; Egypt One of the biggest markets in the Arab world in terms of football, it has 100 million inhabitants, it was a respectable market for BN Sports and the viewers did not limit anything in terms of football. subscriptions. BN Sports Who will lose because of this change, even though they have provided effective coverage in the recent period. "
Regarding the phenomenon Sports monopolyHe said: "In general, I want to feel as a spectator that I am what I want to watch, on the channel that I want, without having to follow a certain chain."
Bebo has expressed his belief that the monopoly "Not good" And may be confronted, and added: "If we decide, as an Arab country, to have many options, it's an applicable thing: the main countries of the region can create competitive channels and transfer sporting events. "
Abdul Ghani: They are able to create alternatives
For its part, Star expressed Team from Egypt Previous Magdy Abdel GhaniAbout "His suffering" With the phenomenon of monopoly, saying: "I find that this monopoly, especially in the Arab world, deprives many people of their right to watch, which is not necessary, and suffer personally as a spectator. "
And on the alternatives that could be applied to avoid repeating another similar scenario from "BN Sports" Abdul Ghani told the site in the future "Arab Sky News": "It was Arab Broadcasting Union Previously, I had already played a very important role in the purchase of tournaments. I have already traveled to Portugal with the Federation of Radio to comment on the European Nations Championship and games broadcast in the Arab world without encryption. "
He noted: "The Union must resume its strong role and be assumed by major powers such as the Gulf States or Egypt, as the Egyptian people pay billions of pounds to the company It is therefore possible that these funds will be returned to the Arab Broadcasting Union to organize the tournaments and end the monopoly. "
And Abdul-Ghani, that all international football unions seek to end the monopoly in the future, explained: "All the federations will be able to broadcast matches, which will benefit everyone. if FIFA sells the broadcast rights to certain countries, it will generate significant profits and may also be applied to other games such as Basketball or Airplane ".
"Qatar and politics of activism and the private moon"
The editor-in-chief of the Egyptian daily Al-Shorouk, Imad al-Din Hussein, said Qatar was such a step forward. "The transformation of sport, an activity of emancipation and fair competition, into a means of practicing militancy".
He added: "In some countries, the monopoly of BN Sports for all leagues and all major leagues has become a major factor of tension, especially following the great conflict with Qatar.", In reference to A number of countries boycotted Qatar, Especially Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, to support Doha for terrorism and its destabilization of the security and stability of the region.
He told Sky News Arabia: "What happened proves that Qatar is trying to adapt the retransmission of sports broadcasting to the political war, especially with reports that Doha is trying to transfer BBC Sports to Special satellite To fight Nilesat".
For its part, said the head of the sports section of the newspaper "News of the day" Gamal Zuhairi, Egyptian, says that the sports monopoly is a phenomenon widespread in many countries of the world, but the crisis begins when "Misused".
Zuhairi expressed admiration for the moment chosen for the statement "BN Sports" Stop issuing, pointing out that it happened the same day that Egypt won the organization of the Cup from Africa of Nations, in reference to his attempt "Force his strength".
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In an interview with Sky News Arabia, former Egyptian footballer Khaled Bebo commented on the incident: "The losers are not the losers, especially since the Egyptian viewer is intelligent and able to find other solutions to follow the matches very simply. "
"Egypt is one of the biggest markets in the Arab world in terms of football, it has 100 million citizens, it was a respectable market for BN Sports and viewers did not limit anything in terms of subscriptions. is therefore the one who will lose this measure, even though it has provided effective coverage in the recent period. "
Regarding the phenomenon of sports monopoly, he said: "In general, I want to feel as a viewer that I am what I want to watch, on the channel that I want, without having to follow a certain chain. "
"If we decide as an Arab country to have many options, this is achievable," he said. "The great powers of the region can create competitive channels and transfer events.
Abdul Ghani: They are able to create alternatives
For its part, the ex-Egyptian star Magdi Abdel Ghani expressed his "suffering" with the phenomenon of monopoly, saying: "I think that this monopoly, especially in the Arab world, deprives many people of their right to watch, which is not required, and suffer personally As a spectator. "
Abdul Ghani told Sky News Arabia: "The former Arab Broadcasting Union has played a very important role in the purchase of tournaments, for example, I have already traveled with the Federation of Broadcasts in Portugal to comment on Nations Championship of Europe, and the games were broadcast throughout the Arab world without encryption.
"The Union must regain its strong role and this should be done by major powers such as the Gulf States or Egypt.The Egyptian population pays billions of pounds to the monopolistic enterprise. so it is possible that this money returns to the Arab Broadcasting Union to organize the tournaments and end the monopoly. "
"All international football federations are trying to end the monopoly in the future," he said. "All the federations will be able to broadcast matches, which will benefit everyone, especially if FIFA sells the broadcasting rights to each country.This will generate big profits and can also be applied to other games like basketball or a plane. "
"Qatar and politics of activism .. The private moon"
Emaduddin Hussein, editor-in-chief of the Egyptian daily Al-Shorouq, saw Qatar as such a movement: "The transformation of sport, a source of cohesion and honest competition, into a means of practicing militancy".
"Monopolization in all areas is false and economically criminal in some countries, and the monopoly of BN Sports for all leagues and all major tournaments is a major factor of tension, especially in the light of the dispute with Qatar", with reference to the boycott of a number of countries in Qatar. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, in particular, supported Doha for terrorism and its destabilization of security and stability in the region.
"What happened proves that Qatar is trying to adapt sports broadcasts to the political war, especially with reports that Doha is trying to transfer BN Sports to a special satellite to fight NileSat," he said. told Sky News Arabia.
For his part, Jamal Al-Zuhairi, head of the sports section of the newspaper "Akhbar Al Youm", said the sports monopoly is a phenomenon that exists in many countries of the world, but that the crisis begins when she is "misused"
Mr. Zuhairi expressed his admiration for the announcement of "the stop of BN Sports", stating that it was the very day that Egypt had won the organization of the Africa Cup of Nations, in reference to the attempt "to impose its power".
