Football fans around the world have started receiving official emails confirming a major change for FIFA+ users. According to the communication sent by the FIFA+ Team, FIFA+ content has now been transferred to DAZN, while the standalone FIFA+ app will eventually be discontinued.
The move marks a significant shift in FIFA’s digital streaming strategy as the organisation appears to be focusing more on DAZN as its global streaming partner for football content.
According to the email shared with users, existing FIFA+ members can continue using their current FIFA ID to access the service on DAZN. FIFA also confirmed that the content will remain free for viewers.
FIFA+ Content Now Available on DAZN
The FIFA+ platform was originally launched as FIFA’s official streaming destination, offering football documentaries, highlights, archive matches, original programming, and selected live events.
Loading ...With this latest transition, users can now access FIFA+ content directly through DAZN across multiple devices including:
- Smart TVs
- Mobile phones
- Tablets
- Gaming consoles
FIFA also informed users that DAZN may send migration and service-related communications as part of the transition process.
FIFA+ App to Be Phased Out
While FIFA has not yet announced an exact shutdown date for the FIFA+ application in all regions, the latest email clearly confirms that the standalone app will be discontinued.
This means football fans may gradually see FIFA content completely integrated into the DAZN ecosystem in the coming months.
Could DAZN Stream FIFA World Cup 2026 in India?
One major talking point among Indian football fans is the future streaming rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
As of now, the India television and streaming rights situation for the 2026 FIFA World Cup has not been officially finalised publicly. Because of this, there is already speculation among fans about whether DAZN could become an important platform for FIFA-related streaming access in India.
Since FIFA content is now moving under DAZN globally, some viewers are wondering whether selected FIFA tournaments, highlights, behind-the-scenes coverage, or additional football programming connected to the 2026 FIFA World Cup could eventually become available through the platform.
However, there is currently no official confirmation regarding India streaming rights for the FIFA World Cup 2026.
A Major Change for Football Streaming Fans
The migration of FIFA+ into DAZN signals a larger transformation in how FIFA plans to distribute its digital football content worldwide. Instead of operating a separate standalone streaming app, FIFA now appears to be building a deeper partnership with DAZN for future football content delivery.
For football fans who regularly watched documentaries, classic matches, and FIFA archive content through FIFA+, the transition could reshape how global football streaming works over the next few years.
| Service Update | Details |
|---|---|
| Platform Change | FIFA+ content moving to DAZN |
| FIFA+ App | Will be discontinued |
| Login Access | Existing FIFA ID supported |
| Pricing | Content remains free |
| Device Support | Smart TVs, phones, tablets, consoles |
