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Netflix plans World Cup 2026 streaming in Spain
Netflix has signed a deal with the International Federation of Football (FIFA) for the broadcasting rights of the 2030 World Cup matches in Spain. The agreement includes live coverage of 104 matches, with a requirement to broadcast some matches for free through a public broadcasting channel, including the Spanish national team's games. This is the first time the platform has secured rights to broadcast the men's World Cup, as part of its expansion into the sports domain. The deal coincides with celebrations marking the centenary of the 1930 tournament held in South America, where the first three matches will be played. The financial value of the deal has not been announced, but the rights for the 2026 World Cup were previously sold for 55 million euros. The agreement aims to expand the viewer base and ensure free broadcasting in Spain, while Spain and Morocco compete to host the 2030 final, with more details expected to be announced about the host stadium.
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