Premier League: Global Broadcast Footprint

The Premier League generates £3.8 billion a year from broadcast rights, and for the first time, more of it comes from overseas. 84 territories. Hundreds of millions of fans. The world is watching.

84broadcast territories
42rights holders

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How to read this map

  • Each country is coloured by the parent company of the broadcaster holding Premier League rights there. For example, Sky Sports (UK) and Sky Deutschland (Germany) are both owned by Sky Group (Comcast), so they share the same sky-blue colour.
  • Hover over a country to see the broadcaster name. Click to see full details and all other territories covered by the same broadcaster.
  • Countries coloured grey have no broadcast data in our dataset: either rights are sub-licensed through a third party not tracked here, or coverage is restricted.

All Broadcasters

SuperSport47 countries
ESPN26 countries
beIN Sports21 countries
Saran Media12 countries
Digicel12 countries
CANAL+7 countries
JioStar7 countries
Fox Broadcasting Corporation7 countries
Arena Sport6 countries
Viaplay5 countries
TV33 countries
Jasmine International / Mono3 countries
Sky Deutschland2 countries
D
DAZN2 countries
Sky Sports2 countries
Digitalb1 country
CANAL+/DAZN1 country
Telenet1 country
IMG (sublicensed to Nova Broadcasting Group)1 country
Cytavision1 country
IMG (sublicensed to Nova)1 country
TV21 country
Syn1 country
Charlton1 country
Sky Italia1 country
TSN1 country
Setanta1 country
Stan Sport1 country
Migu1 country
EMTEK1 country
U-Next1 country
Astro1 country
Unitel1 country
Sky NZ1 country
StarHub1 country
Coupang1 country
FPT Play through Jasmine International / Mono (from 1 Jan 2026)1 country
Fubo1 country
NBC Sports1 country
ELTA1 country
PCCW1 country
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M Plus1 country

Methodology

  • Broadcast rights data sourced from public Premier League announcements and industry reporting. Deals reflect the 2025/26 season or the most recent confirmed arrangements.
  • Regional deals (Sub-Saharan Africa via SuperSport, MENA via beIN Sports, South Asia via JioStar, South America via ESPN) are expanded to individual countries for display purposes.
  • Globe uses 110m-resolution country polygons from Natural Earth / world-atlas. Very small territories that are broadcaster markets but absent from the 110m dataset (e.g. Singapore) are shown as coloured dots.