Digital sports media group Perform had made a deal with South American rights agency Full Play Group, that will see an additional 900 Southern American soccer matches appear across the firm's services every year.
The three and a half year deal, which sees the content cleared for all of Perform's digital products and services on a worldwide basis, takes the group's portfolio of soccer from the Americas to over 1,800 matches a year.
Simon Denyer, joint Chief Executive Officer of Perform, said: "We are delighted to build on our relationship with Full Play. The Full Play team continue to develop a very strong business and content portfolio that we believe will work extremely well across our digital products and services."
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