Disney+ will broadcast the parties of the Women's Champions League Football The next five seasons, with all live matches, while there will be a game open to the week that, in the case of Spain, will be broadcast through RTVE.
The audiovisual platform will issue without additional cost for its subscribers 75 parties of each season with the ESPN productionThe Disney sports brand reports in a statement the UC3 company, formed by the UEFA and the European Club Association (ECA) for the management of the commercial rights of club competitions.
In the last four seasons, the matches of the highest continental female football competition have issued them DAZNwith some free games on YouTube in order to capture new audiences.
From the Season 2025/26 And until 2030, it will be Disney+ the person in charge of the retransmission thanks to the new agreement with the UEFA, which has not specified the economic amount of the operation.
UC3 has also filed an agreement with European Radiodifusion Union (UER)to which RTVE belongs, to offer an open match every week in about thirty countries, including Spain, France, Germany, Netherlands, Portugal, Norway and Sweden, with the purpose of increasing the visibility of women's football.
From the next campaign, the competition is renewed and will have 18 teams, instead of 16 Distributed in several groups, which will participate in a single league phase, as has already happened this season in the Male Champions League.
According to UEFA, the new retransmission agreement will allow the final of the Champions League next year it is available in more than 200 million European households, adds the statement.
. “These new retransmission agreements are an important milestone to continue developing women's football in Europe and underline their growing importance and attractive for fans around the world,” says UC3 general co -director, UC3, Guy-Laurent Epstein.
The coverage of the matches will include multilingual comments and a prior and after the party schedule.
In the opinion of the general director of Disney+ for Europe, Karl Holmes, The objective of its platform is to offer “a wide range of bold and dynamic entertainment.”
