Premier League beIN Broadcast Deal: Renewed Rights
- The premier League has ensured beIN MEDIA GROUP will continue in its broadcast role as its exclusive partner in the middle East and North Africa (MENA).
- Since 2013, beIN MEDIA GROUP has held the rights to broadcast Premier League games in the MENA region.
- The agreement spans 24 countries and includes pre- and post-match shows, highlights, and weekly roundups.
Premier League, beIN Media Group Extend Broadcast Role in MENA
Updated June 18, 2025
The premier League has ensured beIN MEDIA GROUP will continue in its broadcast role as its exclusive partner in the middle East and North Africa (MENA). The agreement extends through the 2027-28 season.
Since 2013, beIN MEDIA GROUP has held the rights to broadcast Premier League games in the MENA region. The new deal ensures all 380 matches each season will be available in both Arabic and English. Coverage will be provided on beIN SPORTS channels and TOD, the group’s streaming platform.
The agreement spans 24 countries and includes pre- and post-match shows, highlights, and weekly roundups. The Premier League’s international media rights are increasing in value faster than domestic deals.
The premier league’s domestic broadcast deal is set to increase to £6.7 billion over four years starting in 2025, offering more live matches in the United Kingdom.
Paul Molnar, Chief Media Officer of the Premier League, said, “We are delighted to announce the extension of our longstanding partnership wiht beIN MEDIA GROUP for a further three seasons in MENA.”
Molnar added that the renewal shows a “shared commitment to delivering world-class football and providing the best possible, localized viewing experience,” and that he looks forward to “continuing our close collaboration on a variety of