Netflix Is Said to Prepare Bid for UEFA Club Competitions Under New Global Packages

UEFA has opened a revamped tender inviting global, platform‑level bids.

Overview

The Times, cited by French outlets, reports that Netflix is preparing an offer for rights to the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League.
Le Parisien says Netflix is exploring a package to stream at least one Champions League match per matchday worldwide in the 2027–2030 cycle.
UEFA has restructured its sales to allow cross‑border bundles and has appointed Relevent to handle the new rights process.
UEFA marketing chief Guy‑Laurent Epstein touted "innovative" packages, and president Aleksander Čeferin emphasized reaching new audiences through digital platforms.
Unnamed sources quoted by The Times project a revenue uplift of at least 10% to about €5 billion annually, though no formal Netflix bid or deal has been announced.