Sports broadcasting contracts in Kosovo

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Sports broadcasting contracts in Kosovo include:

Sport Channels

Part of Kujtesa


Part of ArtMotion


Part of ISP Broadcast


Part of TV Vala


Part of TelKos

Part of IPKO

Olympic Games

Football

National teams

Clubs

Leagues

Cups

Basketball

Basketball Cups

Fight Sports

Motosports

Cycling

Tennis

Handball

Volleyball

Golf

Snooker

eSport

Athletics

Horse Riding

Squash

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