MILAN, May 6 (Reuters) - Pay-TV ⁠operator Sky is seeking up to 1.9 billion euros ($2.2 billion) in damages from Telecom ⁠Italia (TIM) and sports streaming platform DAZN, TIM said on Wednesday, confirming an earlier Reuters ‌report.

Sky alleges in its judicial claim that it suffered losses due to a breach of antitrust rules linked to a 2021 deal between TIM and DAZN to distribute Serie A soccer matches, TIM said in documents released with its first-quarter ​earnings.