With World Cup TV ratings a hit, media and tech companies are lining up to bid on rights to 2030 and 2034. But duplicating 2026's success may prove difficult

Following the ratings success of the 2026 Word Cup, bidding for the media rights to the 2030 and 2034 event could start at $1 billion.

FIFA has alerted media companies that English- and Spanish-language U.S. rights are likely to be sold together for 2030 and 2034, likely driving up the price.

Netflix, Disney, and YouTube are bidding for FIFA World Cup US rights potentially worth $2B as Kraken brings crypto and blockchain ticketing to the 2026

The stirring success of the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup is likely to set off a bidding war as media companies try to capitalize on soccer interest.

FIFA targets $1.5-2B per tournament for 2030 World Cup US media rights as Netflix, Disney, Amazon, and YouTube prepare bids alongside growing crypto

Several major media companies are preparing to bid billions for FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights. Netflix, Disney, and Alphabet's YouTube are expected to challenge for the next…

With World Cup TV ratings a hit, media and tech companies are lining up to bid on rights to 2030 and 2034. But duplicating 2026's success may prove difficult

FIFA World Cup 2026 hits 20 billion video views and 4.6 million in attendance as Kraken's crypto sponsorship and Chiliz fan tokens ride record engagement.

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