Netflix, Disney, and YouTube are battling for FIFA World Cup US rights worth up to $2B

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Crypto Briefing • July 7, 2026 at 22:20 • Analysis

The intense competition for FIFA World Cup streaming rights highlights the growing shift towards digital platforms dominating live sports broadcasting.
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