Disney to broadcast 2026 World Cup matches
Streaming service secures rights to air 30 World Cup games
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The world of sports broadcasting is on the verge of a major shake-up as media giant Disney has announced it has acquired the rights to air matches from the FIFA World Cup.
Details: According to Polymarket, the Disney+ streaming service will become the official platform for broadcasting 30 key tournament matches in Colombia this year.
Now, in addition to traditional cable channels, fans can follow all the World Cup drama through the app on smartphones, tablets, and Smart TVs.
Reminder: A ranking of players who will not be going to the World Cup has been released.
Steven Perez
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