La Liga Launches Global Push to Expand International Broadcast Reach
The Spanish Football League is tendering international audiovisual rights across Europe to secure long-term broadcasting partnerships and maximize revenue.

The Spanish Football League has initiated a series of tender processes for the international commercialization of its audiovisual rights throughout 2025 and 2026. These solicitations cover multiple European jurisdictions, including the Nordic region, the Baltic states, and various territories within the European Economic Area.
Recent requests for offers target specific markets such as France, Monaco, Andorra, Luxembourg, and several Southeast European nations. These tenders also encompass secondary division rights and specific tournament broadcasting, such as the Copa de S.M. El Rey.
These actions indicate a strategic effort to decentralize and maximize the value of broadcast assets across diverse international markets. The systematic release of these tenders suggests a structured approach to securing long-term media partnerships and increasing revenue streams from foreign broadcasting entities.
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