Global sports media rights will hit $67.3B by 2026
Global sports media rights are projected to reach $67.34 billion in 2026, up 9.6% from 2025, driven by the Winter Olympics, an expanded FIFA World Cup, and major league renewals.
Global sports media rights are projected to reach $67.34 billion in 2026, up 9.6% from 2025, driven by the Winter Olympics, an expanded FIFA World Cup, and major league renewals.
Mercedes announced a major new sponsorship deal with Microsoft on Thursday as it revealed images of the W17 Formula 1 car that the former world champions will field in 2026.
Shadow Creek was selected as the first site in which the LPGA Tour and Ladies European Tour would co-sanction an event in the United States, with Saudi Arabia's Aramco as the title sponsor for the inaugural 2026 event.
Unilever brand Dirt Is Good will announce a partnership with the all-female racing series F1 Academy, positioning the laundry care brand as a founding partner of the accelerated pathway series.
Ferrari have terminated a Formula One sponsorship deal with Swiss blockchain technology company Velas, the team said without giving details.
Global revenues in women's elite sports will reach at least $3 billion for the first time in 2026, marking an increase of 25% compared to last year, according to Deloitte projections.
Manchester United have reportedly agreed to a controversial commercial partnership with Betway worth approximately £20 million annually, to be announced days before the transfer window opens.