Bundesliga coverage

Why is there so little coverage of the Bundesliga in the English and US media. La Liga and Serie A receive much more attention despite being, in my opinion, less interesting leagues than the BL. Why is that?

Here are some arguments to be made in favor of the BL:

- The game is fast and attack-minded. The average score per game is higher than in any of the other top European leagues.

- The atmosphere at the games is great. The average attendance per game is 46,000 (EPL: 34,000, La Liga: 28,000, Serie A: 23,000).

- Every game is unpredictable. There are always about 10 teams that are able to win the BL title, and it is impossible to tell before a season who will finish in the CL/EL spots. Even the teams in the bottom half are good enough to win against anyone on their day, and mostly do not just park the bus but go for the win.

- There are a lot of exciting young players to watch. From Germany alone, there are:
Götze, Kroos, Schürrle, Thomas Müller, Reus, Hummels, Draxler, the Bender twins, Holtby, Leno, terStegen, Zieler, Marko Marin, who are all 22 and younger (and Sidney Sam and Höwedes who are 23)

And there are a lot of older stars, too (even if many of them are not acknowledged as stars in the English/US media despite being better than most EPL "stars"):
Ribery, Robben, Schweinsteiger, Neuer, Lahm, Gomez, Podolski, Schlaudraff, Kagawa, Huntelaar, Raul, Farfan, Lucas Barrios, Pizarro, Cisse, Naldo, Dante, Mandzukic, Subotic, Arango, Rincon, Guerrero, Raffael, Ramos, Gustavo, Olic ...