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PSA Extends Rights Deal with Sport En France for 2025-26 Season

by Alex Carter - Sports Editor

PSA ⁣Extends Sport⁤ En France Partnership through 2026

PARIS,FRANCE ⁣ – The Professional⁣ Squash Association‍ (PSA) and ⁢Sport En France have announced ⁤a multi-year extension of their media⁣ partnership,continuing to showcase world-class squash action to French audiences through the 2025-26 seasons. The⁣ renewed agreement builds on a successful initial collaboration and aims to further ⁢elevate‍ the sport’s profile as it prepares for its Olympic debut at the Los Angeles 2028 games.

This extended partnership will see continued coverage of PSA events on ⁣Sport ‍En France’s ​platforms, including monthly updates‌ of fresh content. The collaboration is a key component of a broader initiative led by Sport en ⁤France and the French Squash Federation (FFSquash) to grow squash’s popularity in france⁣ and capitalize‌ on‍ its ​inclusion in the LA28 Olympic program. The partnership’s continuation underscores the growing interest in squash within France, demonstrated by positive ⁢audience engagement ⁢since ⁣its inception.

“We are delighted to renew ​our partnership with Sport-en-France, continuing to bring⁢ the spectacular action of world-class competitive squash to the masses, in the lead up to ⁢the LA28 Olympics,” said Melissa ‌Soobratty, head of media and marketing at the PSA.

Romain Schindler, ⁤a director at Sport⁤ En France, echoed this sentiment,‍ stating, ‍”We are⁢ delighted ‍to continue writng this great story​ alongside PSA⁢ and FFSquash. Squash‍ deserves to be seen and shared, and we are thrilled that audiences ⁤embraced it from the⁣ very ⁢first season.”

Squash was officially added‍ to the Los Angeles 2028⁣ Olympic program in October 2023,⁢ joining​ baseball/softball, flag football, lacrosse, and⁤ Twenty20 cricket ⁢as new additions ⁣to the Games. The partnership ​between the PSA and Sport ‌En France is strategically positioned to leverage this momentum and cultivate a dedicated fanbase in France ahead of the Olympics.

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