The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) has announced a groundbreaking four-year contract with CBS Sports, ESPN, Amazon Prime Video, and Scripps Sports for media distribution, set to begin in 2024. The deal, valued at $60 million per year and amounting to $240 million for the term, marks a significant increase from the league’s previous agreement. The NWSL aims to reach new audiences and generate record-breaking distribution and revenue through this partnership.
As part of the deal, CBS, ESPN, Prime Video, and Scripps will broadcast a variety of NWSL matches across their platforms, allowing fans to access games through various channels and streaming services. NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman expressed excitement about the deal, emphasizing that it will revolutionize the league’s future and benefit both the players and the league as a whole.