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Explained: FIFA and DAZN's $1billion broadcast deal for the 2025 Club World Cup

Explained: FIFA and DAZN's $1billion broadcast deal for the 2025 Club World Cup


Published on 2024-12-08 01:05:17 - The New York Times
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  • The Athletic breaks down FIFA's agreement with DAZN and what the $1billion deal means for the clubs participating next

The article from The Athletic discusses DAZN's acquisition of the exclusive broadcast rights for the FIFA Club World Cup, set to expand to 32 teams starting in 2025. This deal, reportedly worth $1 billion, marks a significant investment by DAZN, aiming to capitalize on the tournament's growth and the increasing global interest in club football. The agreement covers multiple regions including Europe, Asia, and parts of Latin America, but excludes countries like Brazil, China, and the U.S. where other broadcasters hold the rights. This move by DAZN is part of a broader strategy to enhance its sports streaming portfolio, especially as the tournament will now feature top clubs from around the world, potentially increasing its appeal and viewership.

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[ https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5976385/2024/12/08/club-world-cup-dazn-1billion-broadcast-deal/ ]
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