Note: Single-source report; awaiting corroboration.
The UEFA Champions League 2025/26 season will be broadcast by official partners across Europe and worldwide, offering fans access through television, streaming, and digital platforms.
In Europe, coverage includes Sky Austria, Canal+, Servus TV, and ORF for Austria, while DAZN, Amazon Prime, and ZDF hold rights in Germany. UK viewers can watch on HBO Max, Amazon Prime, and the BBC. Other key European partners are Canal+ (France), Viaplay (Sweden), and Arena Sport (Balkan nations).
Fans in Africa and the Middle East can tune in via SuperSport (Nigeria, South Africa), Canal+ and beIN (Cameroon, MENA region).
In the Americas, Paramount+ and TUDN broadcast in the US, ESPN and FOX Sports in Argentina, and DAZN in Canada and Brazil. The Caribbean and Central America use CPSL and ESPN.
Asia-Pacific regions feature Sony, beIN, and DAZN, with dedicated coverage from WOWOW (Japan), Stan Sport (Australia), and Premier Sports (Mongolia). iQIYI covers PR China, while Lemino and U-NEXT serve parts of Japan.
These partnerships reflect UEFA's aim to maximize access to Champions League matches through both traditional broadcasts and digital streaming services.