Netflix got the exclusive broadcasting rights for 2030 World Cup

Netflix has officially obtained exclusive broadcast access for all 104 games of the 2030 FIFA World Cup across Spain and Andorra. This landmark deal centers on the centenary edition of the globally celebrated football tournament, which defending champion Spain will proudly co-host alongside neighboring nations Morocco and Portugal. Under this newly established structure, football supporters in Spain will receive free access to one selected game each matchday. Furthermore, a local free-to-air television network will provide a dedicated programming package containing every Spanish national team appearance, plus both tournament semifinals and the highly anticipated championship final. Executives have not yet named this terrestrial television partner, and specific financial details surrounding the multi-year deal remain strictly confidential.

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Live sports programming plans feature dedicated pre-game, half-time, and post-game shows tailored with a uniquely Spanish perspective. Daily highlight reels and extra digital content will help build widespread excitement before the competition officially begins. Netflix Chief Content Officer Bela Bajaria stated that few sporting events unite global audiences quite like this tournament. She noted that their rapidly expanding partnership with FIFA, which also includes the Women’s World Cup in 2027 and 2031 for audiences in the United States and Canada, reflects an ongoing commitment to bringing fans closer to major sports milestones.

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Spain enters this upcoming co-hosting responsibility carrying tremendous international momentum. Earlier this year, the elite national squad captured the 2026 FIFA World Cup title by defeating Argentina 1-0 in thrilling extra time on July 19. Ferran Torres scored the crucial winning goal in the 106th minute, securing their second overall men's championship and successfully ending a 16-year wait since their historic 2010 victory.