CBS Sports Secures Exclusive Rights for Women’s Champions League in the U.S.
May 31, 2025 - 19:23
In a significant move for women's soccer, a major broadcaster has announced an exclusive deal to air all 75 matches of the Women’s Champions League in the United States. This agreement, which extends through 2030, will provide fans with unprecedented access to one of the premier tournaments in women's football.
The matches will be available on both traditional television and the streaming platform Paramount+, ensuring that viewers can enjoy the excitement of the tournament from various devices. This partnership aims to elevate the visibility of women's soccer in the U.S., reflecting a growing interest in the sport and a commitment to showcasing female athletes at the highest level.
As the tournament gains traction, this deal is expected to enhance the profile of women's soccer, potentially attracting new fans and fostering a larger audience. With the exclusive rights secured, the broadcaster is poised to play a pivotal role in promoting and growing the sport across the nation.
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