According to the chairman of the Media Council, Klubrádió should be given every chance to receive a frequency.

The National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) is considering the tendering of three radio frequencies in Budapest, with the first announcement expected early next year. The winning bidder is anticipated to start operations by mid-2027. NMHH President Gábor Polyák stated that the tender will focus on talk radio services and aims to address legal grievances related to Klubrádió. The European Court of Justice ruled that Hungary violated EU law by not renewing Klubrádió's frequency rights and invalidating its application. Polyák expressed that Klubrádió can apply for the tender, but emphasized that they should receive a frequency as compensation for past injustices. The NMHH plans to simplify the application process and will announce available frequencies by the end of February. Additionally, discussions are underway regarding the potential for digital radio in Hungary, considering market viability and competition from podcasts and internet radio.