Netflix Is Paying $200 Million for 2027 Women’s World Cup
The deal ranks among the largest annual media contracts for a women’s sports property, according to people familiar with the agreement.
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Netflix Is Paying $200 Million for 2027 Women’s World Cup
Netflix Inc. is dishing out $200 million for broadcast rights to next year’s FIFA Women’s World Cup, according to people familiar with the deal who weren’t authorized to speak publicly about the details.
Sources: Netflix is paying $200M for US and Canadian rights to the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup, making it one of the biggest media deals for women's sports (Vanessa Perdomo/Bloomberg)
Vanessa Perdomo / Bloomberg: Sources: Netflix is paying $200M for US and Canadian rights to the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup, making it one of the biggest media deals for women's sports — Netflix Inc. is dishing out $200 million for broadcast rights to next year's FIFA Women's World Cup, according to people familiar …
Netflix will take a new step in the world of sport with the exclusive broadcast in the United States of the FIFA Women’s World Cup of 2027 and 2031. The platform and the governing body of football announced an agreement that makes the women’s tournament the first sports competition whose audiovisual rights are fully acquired by the streaming service. The alliance will allow fans in the United States and Puerto Rico to follow all matches live thr…
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