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The French soccer league is reportedly close to signing a big sponsorship deal with McDonald's for the next three seasons. According to L'Equipe newspaper and RMC Sport, the fast-food chain is expected to succeed Uber Eats as the title sponsor of the French topflight in a deal reportedly worth $65 million. Contacted by The Associated Press, the league and McDonalds declined to comment. According to L'Equipe, McDonald's proposed to pay around 20 million euros per season from next season. The sports daily says the food delivery service Uber Eats currently pays 15 million euros per season.
