section_path: Broadcasting
section_name: Broadcasting
paragraph_text: Broadcasting
  
  On July 15, 2024, media rights tender for the 2025 edition of FIFA's new top club competition opened for the Americas, Asia, and Middle East & North Africa. FIFA published an "invitation to tender in the Americas, Asia, and Middle East & North Africa" weeks after talks with tech giant Apple over an exclusive $1 billion global rights deal for the tournament, which was said to be a quarter of FIFA's broadcasting target value for the tournament reportedly stalled. On September 19, 2024, FIFA called an emergency meeting to discuss broadcasting rights as a deal was still not reached.
  
  On December 4, 2024, DAZN acquired global rights to the tournament for €1 billion; streaming all games for free as well as sublicensing rights to certain local broadcasters. For its own platform, DAZN decided to make an extensive coverage of the tournament, including special movies and programs, such as one featuring famous transfer journalist Fabrizio Romano, focused on transfers leading up to the tournament. DAZN has also partnered with TikTok and content creators to promote the tournament in the short-video platform and in other social medias.
  
  In the days leading up to the tournament, Sportradar announced a sub-licensing deal with DAZN for data and audiovisual broadcast for betting websites. Sportradar will work with partners to retransmit DAZN video data to its clients as well as use the data for match fixing prevention purposes, as part of an existing partnership with FIFA.
  
  On April 10, 2025, Chinese streaming platform Migu acquired broadcast rights in China to the FIFA Club World Cup in a direct deal spanning two editions. Since DAZN has no presence in China, it is understood that FIFA has negotiated the deal with Migu directly.
  
  On June 11, 2025, Coupang Play in South Korea announced it would provide coverage of the FIFA Club World Cup under a separate pricing plan to its basic plan. DAZN has no presence in South Korea, but it is unknown whether Coupang Play negotiated the broadcasting rights through DAZN or directly with FIFA.
  
  The following is the list of DAZN sublicensed broadcasters:
  
  The following is a list of direct licensing partners: