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DAZN has secured exclusive global streaming rights for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, which takes place from June 15 to July 13, 2025. The platform will stream all 63 matches live and for free, giving fans access without additional charges—a rare move for such a high-profile event[1]. The tournament features 32 top football clubs from across the world, and DAZN is making all the action available globally, requiring only a free account sign-up with no hidden fees[6]. Users can watch the matches via the DAZN app on smart TVs, phones, tablets, streaming devices, game consoles, and web browsers[6].

The decision to offer the FIFA Club World Cup for free follows DAZN’s investment of $1 billion for the rights and coincides with a $1 billion minority stake purchase in DAZN by Saudi Arabia’s Surj Sports Investment. This financial alignment effectively covers FIFA’s $1 billion prize pool for the event and suggests DAZN is relying on advertising revenue and broader strategic goals rather than direct subscription income for this tournament[4].

Beyond football, DAZN is expanding its combat sports lineup, with more boxing and MMA content becoming accessible through partnerships—including a notable cross-carriage deal with Fubo. This partnership allows Fubo customers to access the new ‘DAZN1′ channel for boxing and MMA, while DAZN users in the U.S. can enjoy Fubo Sports’ free ad-supported content, including selected soccer matches and sports-themed programming[2].

In another major move, DAZN has secured international rights to Serie A for the 2025/26 season. All Serie A Championship matches will be streamed in the UK, Ireland, and the United States, including comprehensive live and highlights coverage. In the U.S., DAZN will offer Spanish-language broadcasts tailored to Latino audiences, further strengthening its soccer portfolio alongside the upcoming Club World Cup[3].

Fans interested in boxing can also find an updated 2025 fight schedule on DAZN, with multiple fight nights scheduled throughout July and August. Replays and highlights are also available on demand, with coverage varying by territory[5].

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