abola.pt
Portuguese sports news and analysis for readers following domestic and international sport
About abola.pt
A Bola is a Portuguese sports news publisher covering football and other sports through articles, video, television and a digital edition. It also offers an official mobile app.
Its content serves sports readers, with coverage of Portuguese clubs and competitions as well as international sport. The company operates the A Bola TV video offering and publishes a digital edition.
A Bola is published by Sociedade Vicra Desportiva, S.A. and is part of Ringier. Its social channels and mobile app are presented under the A Bola brand.
Product: Sports news, analysis, video and television content, a digital edition and a mobile app.
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