FuboTV announced Thursday that it has locked in the exclusive rights to broadcast English Premier League soccer games after signing a three-year deal starting in the 2025/2026 season.
The deal, which is an extension of an existing rights contract that started in the 2022/2023 season, will mean the sports-first streaming service will broadcast all 380 matches.
The terms of the deal were not disclosed.
“Fubo was founded with the mission to stream premium soccer and a range of sports for consumers, and we’ve built a strong audience by carrying leagues that Canadians are passionate about,” Ben Grad, Fubo’s senior vice president of strategic partnerships and operations, said in a press release. “This renewed agreement underscores the value that Fubo’s sports-first audience and industry-leading platform bring to world-class content providers like the Premier League.”
The service also streams soccer leagues from around the world, including from Italy and France, as well as games from the Canadian men’s and women’s national team and the Canadian Premier League.
