Netflix Acquires 2030 World Cup Broadcast Rights in Spain
Streaming platform Netflix has signed its first major deal for a men's football tournament, securing the broadcast rights in Spain.
Netflix has purchased the exclusive broadcast rights for the 2030 World Cup, which will be held in Spain as co-host and reigning champion. This move marks the company's first major media investment in men's tournaments.
Tournament Scope and Live Broadcasts
According to the official announcement, the platform will stream a total of 104 matches live from the massive 48-team tournament.
Co-Hosting Details
Spain will co-host the tournament alongside Morocco and Portugal, as part of the anniversary celebration of the first tournament of the 20th century.
Free-to-Air Broadcasting Conditions
In accordance with the agreement made within the framework of FIFA's traditional broadcasting policies, viewers in Spain will be able to follow one free-to-air match every day.
Additionally, all matches of the reigning champion, the semi-finals, and the final match will be offered to viewers through a national free-to-air broadcaster.