Netflix, FIFA Agree U.S. Rights for 2027, 2031 Women’s World Cups

What changed

Netflix and FIFA have agreed on exclusive United States broadcasting rights for the 2027 and 2031 FIFA Women’s World Cups.

That means Netflix will be the sole U.S. broadcaster for the next two tournaments, covering both editions of global women’s football’s biggest event.

Why it matters

The deal gives the Women’s World Cup one streaming home in the United States for two tournaments. Viewers will look to Netflix rather than split coverage across competing broadcasters.

It also marks a clear shift in how these tournaments reach American audiences: one platform now holds the rights to both the 2027 and 2031 events. The agreement’s value, match availability and production arrangements have not been disclosed.