The broadcasting rights for the 2026 FIFA World Cup are set to be a hot topic as the tournament approaches, with various networks and platforms vying for the opportunity to showcase the matches to audiences around the world. This World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico, is expected to attract a massive global viewership, making the rights to broadcast the event highly coveted. Different regions will have their own agreements, with major sports networks and streaming services negotiating deals to ensure they can deliver the excitement of the games to fans in their respective markets.
| Country/Region | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Afghanistan | ATN |
| Albania | TV Klan |
| Algeria | ENTV |
| Andorra | RTVE, M6, DAZN, |
| Argentina | Telefe, TV Pública , |
| Australia | SBS |
| Austria | ORF, ServusTV, |
| Azerbaijan | ITV |
| Belgium | VRT, RTBF, |
| Bolivia | Red Uno, Unitel, Entel, Tigo Sports, |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Arena Sport |
| Brazil | Grupo Globo, CazéTV, SBT/N Sports, |
| Bulgaria | BNT |
| Cambodia | Hang Meas |
| Canada | Bell Media |
| Chile | Chilevisión |
| China | TBA |
| Colombia | Caracol, RCN, Win Sports, |
| Costa Rica | Teletica, Tigo Sports, |
| Croatia | HRT |
| Cyprus | Sigma TV |
| Czechia | CT, TV Nova, |
| Denmark | DR, TV2, |
| Ecuador | Teleamazonas |
| El Salvador | TCS, Tigo Sports, |
| Estonia | TV3 |
| Fiji | FBC |
| Finland | Yle, MTV3, |
| France | M6, beIN Sports, |
| Germany | ARD, ZDF, Magenta Sport, |
| Greece | ERT |
| Guatemala | Albavisión, Tigo Sports, |
| Honduras | Televicentro, Tigo Sports, |
| Hong Kong | PCCW |
| Hungary | MTVA |
| Iceland | RÚV |
| India | TBA |
| Indonesia | TVRI, RRI, |
| Iran | IRIB TV3 |
| Ireland | RTÉ |
| Israel | KAN, Charlton, |
| Italy | RAI, DAZN, |
| Jamaica | TVJ |
| Japan | NHK , Nippon TV, Fuji TV, DAZN, |
| Kazakhstan | QAZTRK |
| Kosovo | RTK, TV Vala, Arena Sport, |
| Kyrgyzstan | KTRK |
| Latvia | TV3 Latvia |
| Liechtenstein | SRG SSR |
| Lithuania | TV3 Lithuania |
| Luxembourg | VRT, RTBF, |
| Macau | TDM |
| Maldives | Medianet |
| Malta | PBS |
| Mauritius | MBC |
| Mexico | TelevisaUnivision, TV Azteca, |
| Middle East and North Africa | beIN Sports |
| Mongolia | EduTV, National Television, Suld TV, MNB, mobihome VOO, |
| Montenegro | RTCG, Arena Sport, |
| Nepal | Acepro Media, Prime TV, |
| Netherlands | NOS |
| New Zealand | TVNZ |
| Nicaragua | Grupo Ratensa, Tigo Sports, |
| North Macedonia | Arena Sport |
| Norway | NRK, TV2, |
| Panama | Medcom, TVN Media, Tigo Sports, |
| Paraguay | Trece, GEN TV, Tigo Sports, |
| Peru | América Televisión |
| Philippines | Aleph Group |
| Poland | TVP |
| Portugal | Sport TV, LiveModeTV, |
| Romania | Antena |
| Russia | Match TV |
| San Marino | RAI, DAZN, |
| Serbia | RTS, Arena Sport, |
| Singapore | Mediacorp |
| Slovakia | STVR, TV JOJ, |
| Slovenia | RTV SLO, Arena Sport, |
| South Africa | SABC, SportyTV, |
| South America | DSports, ESPN, Disney+, |
| South Korea | JTBC, KBS, NAVER Sports/CHZZK, |
| Spain | RTVE, Mediapro/DAZN, |
| Sub-Saharan Africa | New World TV, SuperSport, |
| Sweden | SVT, TV4, |
| Switzerland | SRG SSR |
| Taiwan | ELTA, EBC, TTV, |
| Tajikistan | Varzish TV, TV Football, |
| Timor-Leste | ETO |
| Turkey | TRT |
| Turkmenistan | Turkmenistan Sport |
| Ukraine | MEGOGO |
| United Kingdom | BBC, ITV, |
| United States | Fox Sports (English), Telemundo (Spanish), |
| Uruguay | Canal 5, Antel TV, |
| Uzbekistan | Zo’r TV |
| Venezuela | Televen |
| Vietnam | VTV, SCTV, |
As the tournament will feature an expanded format with 48 teams, the interest in broadcasting rights is likely to be even more intense than in previous years. Major broadcasters in countries like the United States, where the event is expected to draw significant attention, are already preparing their strategies to capture the audience’s interest. This includes not only traditional television broadcasts but also digital streaming options, which are becoming increasingly popular among viewers who prefer to watch on their devices. The competition for these rights will also reflect the growing trend of sports consumption, where fans are looking for more flexible and accessible ways to engage with their favorite teams and players.
In addition to the traditional networks, social media platforms and online streaming services are also entering the fray, aiming to reach younger audiences who consume content differently. This shift in how sports are broadcasted could lead to innovative viewing experiences, such as interactive features and real-time highlights, enhancing the overall enjoyment of the World Cup. As the event draws closer, it will be fascinating to see how these broadcasting rights are allocated and how they will shape the way fans experience one of the biggest sporting events in the world.
Brazil
CazéTV is set to deliver an exciting experience for football fans by offering live, free coverage of every single one of the 104 matches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Brazil. This means that viewers can enjoy all the thrilling action, from the opening match to the grand finale, without any cost. Whether you’re cheering for your favorite team or just soaking in the atmosphere of this prestigious tournament, CazéTV ensures that you won’t miss a moment of the excitement. With comprehensive coverage, fans can expect in-depth commentary, expert analysis, and engaging highlights, making it the perfect platform to catch all the World Cup action right from the comfort of their homes.
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