
For several years, Colombian football has been transmitted, exclusively, by the Win Sports channels, a channel that has a basic signal and a premium, that customers and fans must pay to be able to observe most of the games of the Betplay League or the other tournaments, such as the Cup or the Second Division
Andrea Guerrero, president of this sports channel, recently completed a year in this important position. Under his mandate, this channel has opted for other top -level competitions, such as the Club World Cup, the transmission of MX League matches, with James RodrÃguez, or the football of Arabia, with Jhon Jáder Durán.

Within the framework of the first anniversary as director of the Canal, Andrea Guerrero granted an interview with El Heraldo, where she talked about many things, among those, about the transmission rights of Colombian professional football.
Guerrero was questioned about how the negotiations of these rights go and how many possibilities Win Sports has to return to those rights. To this question, the journalist replied that, from the channel, they are working to be the best option for the FPC. “We are working and doing everything possible to be the best option, once again, and renew the rights of Colombian football,” he said.
In that context, Win Sports president made reference to economic terms and assured that 60% of revenues go to Colombian football.
“60 % of our income is going to Colombian football. We work hand in hand. I think the clubs began to realize a little more that we are partners, than if we are doing well, they do well to them and vice versa,” They were Guerrero's words to the aforementioned informative medium.

Also, the top leader of this channel said that when Win Sports is doing well, the entire FPC is doing very well. “When there are good income for Win, there are good income for Colombian football teams,” he said.
Finally, in the middle of this interview, Guerrero highlighted the work done by Win Sports in the Betplay League final between Atlético Nacional and Deportes Tolima: “We use 24 cameras, transmissions never seen before viewed in Colombia. A very valuable production.”