Globo, SBT, Record and others: Conmebol opens Libertadores TV bidding | OneFootball

Broadcasts of Conmebol tournaments from 2027 to 2030 will be decided soon

Conmebol has started the bidding process for television rights to the Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, and Recopa from 2027 to 2030. Several broadcasters have been invited to participate: Globo, Record, SBT, Band, Disney, Paramount, Amazon, CazéTV, and Netflix.

There will be three packages for the Libertadores and three for the Sudamericana – open TV, pay TV, and streaming. There is also a model that will cover both competitions. Bidders can submit their proposals until November 10, and Conmebol plans to announce the winners at the end of next month.

HOW ARE THE BROADCASTS CURRENTLY DIVIDED?

In 2025, and also in 2026, the broadcasts of Conmebol competitions are as follows: the Libertadores is on Globo and GETV on open networks, and ESPN and Paramount on pay TV. On the other hand, the Sudamericana has SBT on open TV, and ESPN and Paramount on pay TV. CazéTV has the rights to the highlights.

WHO IS BROADCASTING FLAMENGO'S NEXT GAME IN THE LIBERTADORES?

In the current edition of the Libertadores, Flamengo is still alive in the dream of winning their fourth continental title. On October 22 and 29, Filipe Luís's team faces Racing (ARG) in the semifinals of the continental competition. The first leg will be at Maracanã, with the return match in Avellaneda.

In summary, both matches will be broadcast by TV Globo on open TV, as well as by ESPN on pay TV. Additionally, Paramount and Disney Plus, via streaming, will show who advances to the final of the Copa Libertadores da América in 2025.

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