Tickets are released, skiers are gearing up and for the Swedish national team, there is a clear goal in sight: the World Cup in Falun. But a crucial piece of the puzzle is still missing. It is still not clear who will broadcast the championship in Sweden. Something that surprises the new national team coach Niklas Jonsson. – We know what interest there is anyway and how big a share of the Swedish people watch cross-country skiing. So it would have been desirable if it had been clear. Jonsson has no insight into the rights negotiations. – I'm sitting and hoping that it will be resolved as quickly as possible. ## ”SVT is still for everyone” Asking the Swedish skiers, there is at least a clear wish. They are in agreement that they want as many people as possible to be able to follow the home World Cup. Johanna Hagström would like to see the championship in public service. – I just know what my grandmother, grandfather, grandmother, grandfather or relatives and everything says. SVT is still for everyone. – It shouldn't be any difference in society. It should be easily accessible for everyone, I think. Even Maja Dahlqvist points out public service as her first choice. – If I had been able to choose, I would have chosen it. Moa Ilar does not want to point out a specific channel, but the goal is the same. – Where we reach the most. It's always about money in the end. So we'll just have to see where it ends up. I want as many people as possible to be able to see, so that we can spread our sport. The World Cup takes place from February 24 to March 7. ## What happens next? The national team has already started training for the championship. The Swedish skiers are in agreement that they want as many people as possible to be able to follow the home World Cup. ## Why is it important? It is important that as many people as possible can follow the home World Cup. It is a big event for Sweden and it is important that as many people as possible can participate. ## What comes next? The national team will continue to train for the championship. The Swedish skiers are in agreement that they want as many people as possible to be able to follow the home World Cup.