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Streaming News
DAZN is turning heads in the sports streaming world with its bold move to secure global broadcasting rights for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup - despite financial losses and a surprising decision to offer all matches for free.
The tournament, featuring 32 elite soccer teams and stars like Lionel Messi, cost DAZN a reported $1 billion. This comes after the company lost $1.2 billion in 2022 and continues to struggle for profitability. Analysts are raising eyebrows at DAZN’s financial strategy, especially as subscription prices remain unchanged.
- Adding intrigue, the Saudi Public Investment Fund is considering a $1 billion investment in DAZN, potentially deepening its ties with the streamer. With FIFA’s initial $4 billion asking price slashed, questions persist: Is DAZN’s strategy sustainable, or is it a high-stakes gamble in the competitive world of sports streaming?
This story highlights the challenges and risks facing streamers in the race to secure premium content and attract global audiences.
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