DAZN Takes Full Control of FIFA+ as Part of Global Football Streaming Expansion

DAZN has assumed full operational responsibility for FIFA+ as part of a broader partnership aimed at enhancing global football accessibility. The move, announced on June 4, 2026, integrates the streaming service into DAZN’s platform, offering around 8,500 live soccer events annually across selected territories. This development marks a significant step in FIFA’s strategy to expand its digital footprint and leverage DAZN’s global distribution network.

FIFA+ Integration with DAZN: A New Era for Football Streaming

FIFA+ was originally launched in 2022 and became part of DAZN’s international platform through a $1 billion agreement to stream the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. The recent expansion solidifies DAZN’s role as the exclusive operator of the service, providing subscribers with access to archive footage from major FIFA competitions, including the FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup, alongside live match replays, highlights, and curated programming. DAZN will also integrate interactive features like FanZone and live chat, enhancing user engagement.

“This partnership allows FIFA to focus on its core mission while benefiting from DAZN’s technological expertise and global reach,” said a spokesperson for FIFA. “Subscribers will enjoy a more immersive experience, with access to a vast library of football content and real-time interaction with fellow fans.”

FIFA World Cup Game Launches Exclusively on Netflix

In a separate initiative, FIFA has released “FIFA World Cup: The Launch Edition” as a free offering for Netflix subscribers. The game, launched on June 11, 2026, features all 48 participating nations, 16 host venues, and over 1,200 players. It supports multiplayer gameplay