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Netflix Secures Exclusive U.S. Rights for FIFA Women's World Cups 2027 and 2031

FIFA has signed a deal with Netflix for live streaming rights to the upcoming Women's World Cups in the US, shifting away from traditional broadcasting.

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Updated: Dec 20th, 2024, 3:55 PM ET

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FIFA announced a historic streaming deal with Netflix for the 2027 and 2031 Women's World Cups in the US, marking the first time a major tournament will be streamed through a subscription service. The agreement aims to enhance visibility and revenue for women's soccer, which FIFA claims has been undervalued traditionally. Netflix plans to produce exclusive content around the tournaments, reflecting growing interest in women's sports, despite potential viewer accessibility concerns.

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