FIFA is turning to streaming platforms to maximize its return on the 2026 World Cup. Two months after announcing a "Preferred ...

FIFA has announced a partnership with YouTube that will allow media partners and creators to expand their content ahead of the 2026 World Cup.

With the 2026 FIFA World Cup kicking off in just a couple of months in June, YouTube has announced a new partnership with FIFA, which will see the app host a range of exclusive content and insights ...

In today's Tech Bytes, YouTube partners up with World Cup organizer FIFA. The new deal mirrors FIFA’s agreement with TikTok and allows World Cup media partners to stream a select number of full ...

TikTok was previously selected as a Preferred Platform by FIFA for the World Cup 2026, making it the first social media platform to be chosen for this experience.

FIFA has announced a significant partnership with YouTube ahead of the 2026 World Cup, designating the platform as a “preferred” digital partner.

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