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DAZN secures LaLiga rights for Sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria
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DAZN secures LaLiga rights for Sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria

DAZN, a sports streaming platform, has acquired the broadcasting rights for LaLiga EA Sports across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria, for the next three seasons (2026/27 to 2028/29). Under the agreement, DAZN subscribers in 48 markets will have access to all 380 matches per season, along with highlights, archives, and exclusive content. The deal expands DAZN's reach in Africa, building on the recent integration of FIFA+ on its platform, which offers live and on-demand content from various African domestic leagues. Nigerian football fans will benefit from the inclusion of local players like Ademola Lookman and Chidera Ejuke, who compete in LaLiga, adding regional interest to the league. The agreement aims to bring LaLiga's major clubs, rivalries, and global appeal to African audiences.

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DAZN secures LaLiga rights for Sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria

DAZN, a sports streaming platform, has acquired the broadcasting rights for LaLiga EA Sports across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria, for the next three seasons (2026/27 to 2028/29). Under the agreement, DAZN subscribers in 48 markets will have access to all 380 matches per season, along with highlights, archives, and exclusive content. The deal expands DAZN's reach in Africa, building on the recent integration of FIFA+ on its platform, which offers live and on-demand content from various African domestic leagues. Nigerian football fans will benefit from the inclusion of local players like Ademola Lookman and Chidera Ejuke, who compete in LaLiga, adding regional interest to the league. The agreement aims to bring LaLiga's major clubs, rivalries, and global appeal to African audiences.

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