Noah Appeals to the Football Federation of Armenia Over Premier League Broadcasting Issues

Noah Football Club has sent an official letter to the Football Federation of Armenia, expressing concern over the broadcasting situation surrounding the new Armenian Premier League season.

According to the club’s statement, the championship began without an official broadcaster, while the participating clubs received no prior official notification or explanation. Noah also drew attention to the fact that some matches are being broadcast without commentary.

The club described the situation as unacceptable. Noah stressed that the absence of stable and professional broadcasts affects not only supporters but also the clubs that invest significant resources in the development of Armenian club football and have commitments to their sponsors and partners.

In the club’s view, the issue extends beyond the media sector. It directly affects the league’s commercial value, sponsor visibility and fan engagement. Broadcast quality is also important for the effective operation of the VAR system and, consequently, the quality of refereeing decisions.

Noah additionally expressed concern that the Armenian Premier League still does not have a title sponsor.

The club asked the Football Federation of Armenia to explain why the season began without an official broadcaster, what measures have already been taken to resolve the issue, and when stable, professional and high-quality match coverage is expected to be secured.

“Clubs continue to invest in the development of Armenian football and expect the same level of responsibility, transparency and strategic approach from the Football Federation of Armenia,” Noah said in its statement.

At the time of publication, the Football Federation of Armenia had not issued an official response to the club’s appeal.