India's Zee Clinches FIFA World Cup Broadcast Rights Through 2034
FIFA has struck a last-minute deal with Zee Entertainment to broadcast the 2026 FIFA World Cup in India, averting a potential blackout just days before the tournament's kickoff. The agreement also covers broadcasting rights for future World Cups through 2034.
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India’s Zee Clinches Rights to Broadcast FIFA Football World Cup - Bloomberg.com
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