Every match will be live-streamed and free to view on on its platforms, while there is also potential for DAZN to sublicense rights to local free-to-air broadcasters. The deal is

British streaming service DAZN has been awarded the exclusive global rights to broadcast next year's expanded 32-team Club World Cup in the United States, FIFA announced Wednesday.The tournament will see some of the world's best club teams battle it out in what is effectively a curtain-raiser for the 2026 World Cup taking place a year later in the United States,

DAZN has come to the rescue of FIFA by agreeing to a reported $1 billion deal to acquire the exclusive global broadcast rights to next summer's Club World Cup. The UK-based streaming service, which has made losses of several billion dollars,

Next summer’s Club World Cup will be shown free-to-air worldwide by DAZN after it struck a $1 billion (£787 million) deal for the rights amid mounting talk Saudi Arabia could prop up the streaming platform with a similar investment.

Sports streaming platform DAZN will be the exclusive global broadcaster for the 32-team 2025 Club World Cup, FIFA said on Wednesday, with the deal worth a reported $1 billion. The sports-streaming group,

The tournament, which will be held in the USA from June 15 to July 13, will be broadcast free of charge on DAZN.

The FIFA Club World Cup takes place in July 2025 in the US, with the world's best clubs and players fighting it out to be crowned world champions and

Global streaming platform DAZN has acquired exclusive rights to broadcast the 2024 FIFA Club World Cup, set to take place in the United States from June 15 to July 13. The agreement allows DAZN to stream all 63 matches of the expanded 32-team tournament live and free across its platforms.