¡Bombshell! Netflix secures exclusive rights to the 2030 World Cup 📺

¡Bombshell! Netflix secures exclusive rights to the 2030 World Cup 📺 A broadcasting bombshell in the world of football. The streaming platform Netflix has secured exclusive broadcasting rights to the 2030 FIFA World Cup for Spain and Andorra. The announcement marks a historic shift in how football's biggest event is broadcast. For the first time, a streaming entertainment giant will broadcast an entire senior national-team World Cup live in Spain. The coverage will include all 104 matches in the competition. Subscribers will therefore be able to follow the tournament on their devices, from the group stage through to the grand final. Some matches will be free-to-air To comply with legislation governing events of public interest, Spain's matches, as well as the tournament's semifinals and grand final, must also be broadcast free-to-air. This strategic deal reinforces the streaming giant's firm commitment to live sports, displacing the traditional broadcasters and television channels that have typically competed for these rights. The 2030 tournament, hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with commemorative matches in South America, is shaping up to be an unprecedented global event both on and off the pitch. This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.