The sale of the TV broadcasting rights for the football games of the !st League would be a real lifeline for most of the clubs in the first division. The intervention of the Competition Council, as well as the lack of interest of the domestic TV stations, may muddle the plans of the Professional Football League, which was hoping to make at least 120 million Euros from selling the broadcasting rights for three years. The meeting between the representatives of the TV stations, the president of the professional football league, Dumitru Dragomir and the members of the Competition Council did not bring many clarifications concerning the auction and the packages put up for sale. There is a risk that, in case the Competition Council does not speed up the process of finding a solution to this issue, the auction for the sale of the rights may not take place this spring, which would mean that the first stages of the next season would not be televised, leading to losses of several millions of Euros.

The president of the Competition Council, Bogdan Chiriţoiu assured Dumitru Dragomir that the institution he is leading will try to make a decision as soon as possible: "Our concern over football is that there if there is just one buyer, it will become too strong in the mass media market. That is why we wish to change this system, we want to get to a commitment, we have the opportunity to launch a new system, that would allow for more actions to be taken, not just issuing a fine, but actually changing things. It is the first time when we try to use a new tool as part of the investigation that we began, the commitment. This commitment would be signed by all the parties involved, with the parties to offer more efficient solutions than the ones resulting from the completion of the investigation. Tomorrow (ed. note: today) we need to give an answer to the Professional League on whe