Andrew Abdo resigned on Monday. On Tuesday, he has his most important meetings yet
Andrew Abdo has resigned as NRL chief executive but is expected to lead crucial broadcast negotiations before his departure. Club bosses have expressed confidence in his ability to secure a record deal for the league. The NRL aims for a $4 billion, five-year broadcast agreement, which would surpass previous records in the sport.
- ▪Andrew Abdo resigned as NRL chief executive but will continue to lead key broadcast negotiations.
- ▪The NRL is targeting a $4 billion, five-year broadcast deal to surpass the AFL's previous contracts.
- ▪Club leaders have expressed confidence in Abdo and Peter V'landys to finalize the deal before Abdo's departure.
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