The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be held jointly by the USA, Canada, and Mexico from June 11 to July 19, 2026. This tournament is the first World Cup hosted jointly by three countries. Many different television channels and digital platforms worldwide will share the broadcasting rights of the tournament, offering football fans the opportunity to watch the matches live.
Broadcasters vary from country to country. For example, TRT broadcasts the matches in Turkey, while Fox Sports and Telemundo hold the rights in the USA, Bell Media in Canada, and TelevisaUnivision and TV Azteca in Mexico. In many European countries, local channels and digital platforms like DAZN will broadcast the matches.
Due to geographical restrictions, accessing some broadcasts may be difficult. In such cases, technologies like VPN (Virtual Private Network) and eSIM are recommended. By using a VPN, you can appear as if you are in a different country and watch that country's broadcasts. Additionally, eSIM services like Saily provide high-speed internet connections, allowing uninterrupted and high-quality viewing of the matches.
Football fans are advised to follow official broadcasters in their own countries and prefer legal broadcasting channels. This way, they will enjoy a quality viewing experience and respect broadcasting rights.