REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE: The Zee deal runs till 2034, covering a array of tournaments, including the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 and FIFA World Cup 2030. | Photo Credit: Getty Images
REPRESENTATIVE IMAGE: The Zee deal runs till 2034, covering a array of tournaments, including the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 and FIFA World Cup 2030. | Photo Credit: Getty Images
After a long period of uncertainty, India got an official broadcaster for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, set to be co-hosted by USA, Mexico, and Canada.
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited announced a commercial deal to broadcast the tournament on newly-launched TV channels, while the Zee5 platform will stream it for viewers.
🌏 @FIFAcom and @ZEECorporate have partnered up to deliver a broad portfolio of FIFA competitions to India until 2034, including the @FIFAWorldCup and the @FIFAWWC 🏆#IndianFootballpic.twitter.com/JRFa6X3xXq
— Indian Football (@IndianFootball) June 1, 2026
Moreover, this deal runs till 2034, covering a array of tournaments, including the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2027 and FIFA World Cup 2030.
Zee5 is offering a single package to avail the streaming services for the FIFA World Cup 2026. Viewers will have to purchase the ‘All Access + Sports Pack’ option, a three-month pack priced at Rs. 799.
Published on Jun 02, 2026
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