The Premier League sells live rights by market. For 2025/26 to 2027/28, key holders include Sky Sports and TNT Sports in the United Kingdom, NBC Sports in the United States, and Fubo in Canada.
The official Premier League list is wider than the tables below. It covers Europe, Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa, the Americas, audio rights, and rights for ships and planes. The tables below cover the main countries and regions on it.
Live broadcasters in Europe
The main live broadcasters in Europe are listed below.
| Country | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| United Kingdom | Sky Sports, TNT Sports (highlights: BBC Sport) |
| Republic of Ireland | Sky Sports, TNT Sports, Premier Sports |
| Spain | DAZN |
| Portugal | DAZN |
| France | CANAL+ |
| Germany | Sky Deutschland |
| Italy | Sky Italia |
| Netherlands | Viaplay |
| Denmark | Viaplay |
| Finland | Viaplay |
| Norway | Viaplay |
| Sweden | Viaplay |
| Poland | CANAL+ |
| Switzerland | CANAL+ (French), Sky Deutschland (German), Sky Italia (Italian) |
| Turkey | beIN Sports |
The United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland are on longer deals than most other markets, running to 2028/29. In the United Kingdom entry, the official list also separates highlights on BBC Sport from the live rights holders.
Switzerland is split by language area, which is different from the single-broadcaster setup used in many other countries. This Europe table is only about live rights and does not include audio rights.
Live broadcasters in Asia-Pacific
The main live broadcasters in Asia-Pacific are listed below.
| Country or region | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| Australia | Stan Sport |
| New Zealand | Sky NZ |
| South Asia | JioStar |
| Singapore | StarHub |
| Malaysia | Astro |
| Hong Kong, China | PCCW |
| China | Migu |
| Japan | U-Next |
| South Korea | Coupang |
| Indonesia | EMTEK |
| Thailand | Jasmine International / Mono |
| Vietnam | FPT Play through Jasmine International / Mono (from 1 January 2026) |
Some Asia-Pacific agreements go beyond the standard three-season window. Japan and Thailand are listed on deals that run to 2030/31.
Vietnam has its own start date in the official list: 1 January 2026. That makes it part of the same rights cycle, but with a different start point from most of the other markets shown here.
Live broadcasters in the Americas, the Middle East and Africa
The main live broadcasters in the Americas, the Middle East and Africa are listed below.
| Country or region | Broadcaster |
|---|---|
| United States | NBC Sports |
| Canada | Fubo |
| Mexico | Fox Broadcasting Corporation, TNT Sports Mexico |
| Brazil | ESPN |
| South America | ESPN |
| Caribbean | ESPN |
| Middle East and North Africa | beIN Sports |
| Sub-Saharan Africa | SuperSport |
This section shows how the league structures rights in different ways. Some agreements are country-specific, while others cover larger regional territories, which is why the same broadcaster name can appear across more than one market.
For a quick check of common destinations, the United States and Canada are in this table, Australia is in the Asia-Pacific table, and the two broad regional entries here cover the Middle East and North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Other official rights arrangements
The official list also includes audio rights and rights for ships and planes. In the United Kingdom, audio rights for 2025/26 to 2027/28 are held by BBC and talkSPORT, while rights for ships and planes are held by IMG.
Those are separate from the live television and streaming rights in the country and regional tables. It helps to distinguish between live matches, highlights, and audio coverage before checking who holds the rights in a given market.
FAQ
Which official outlet has Premier League highlights in the United Kingdom?
BBC Sport is the highlights outlet listed for the United Kingdom. The live rights in that market are held separately by Sky Sports and TNT Sports.
Are the rights sold worldwide to one broadcaster?
No. The Premier League sells live rights market by market, so the rights holder changes by country or region. That is why the official list is divided into Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the other global regions.
Why do some deals run for longer than others?
The official list states that a few agreements extend past the usual three-season cycle. The United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland run to 2028/29, while Japan and Thailand run to 2030/31.
Who holds the rights on ships and planes?
That is a separate category from the standard live broadcast deals. The official rights holder for ships and planes is IMG.