Disney+ has secured rights to UEFA men’s club competitions in Sweden and Denmark for the 2027/28 to 2030/31 seasons, including the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League.

In Poland, Canal+ renews exclusive rights to the UEFA Champions League.

In Austria, DAZN will continue to show most UCL matches, with Sky airing the top match each matchday; SportTV will cover the first-choice game, while LiveMode and others will secure related rights for Portugal.

Packages not yet listed will be communicated later for Bulgaria, Czechia, Slovakia (UMCCs) and Romania (UEL/UECL) as applicable.

At the time of publication, the exact reaction from major governing bodies and Disney+ had not been disclosed.

UEFA described the bidding as highly competitive, signaling a shift toward streaming and digital-first platforms.

UC3, UEFA’s joint venture with European clubs, announced the winning bidders; Relevent Football Partners was appointed to handle TV and sponsorship tenders.

The move is expected to boost UEFA revenues in the European Union, according to coverage from The Guardian.

The article notes a recent high-profile Champions League moment (PSG 5-4 Bayern Munich) to illustrate the ongoing excitement of UEFA club football.

The auction covers rights in markets including Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Central America, Czechia, Denmark, Finland, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Ireland, Romania, Slovakia, South America, Sweden, and Switzerland.

Bidders offer a mix of full rights, highlights, and standalone rights such as the Champions League final, with packages tailored per market.

The deal reinforces Canal+’s commitment to delivering premier European football to fans.