Overview
- CazéTV announced late Saturday, July 4, 2026, that it had acquired the rights to Euro 2028 and plans to broadcast every match live on its channels.
- The company promoted free live streams on YouTube and used its claimed World Cup peaks—such as a reported 21 million concurrent devices for Brazil vs Japan—to argue it has the scale to carry the tournament.
- UEFA’s official calendar fixes Euro 2028 for June 9–July 9, 2028, with matches across England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland and the final at Wembley.
- The CBF has separately confirmed that CazéTV was excluded from the Copa do Brasil 2027–2030 tender for not meeting technical and financial requirements, reducing the platform’s domestic access.
- Reporting to date relies on CazéTV’s own announcement and promotional video; independent confirmation from UEFA or incumbent rights holders about the rights transfer was not cited, so observers should watch for formal verification and details on distribution and funding.