This is a list of television broadcasters from around the world which provide coverage of the Serie A, Italian football's top-level club competition.[1]
2021–2024
| Broadcaster
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Summary
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| DAZN
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380 matches per season, of which 266 (7 out of 10 per week) exclusively.[2]
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| Sky Sport
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114 matches (3 out of 10 per week) co-exclusively.[3][4]
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| OneFootball
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Non-exclusive highlights rights to all 380 matches per season.[5]
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2024–2029
| Broadcaster
|
Summary
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| DAZN
|
380 matches per season, of which 266 (7 out of 10 per week) exclusively.
|
| Sky Sport
|
114 matches (3 out of 10 per week) co-exclusively.[6]
|
Foreign broadcasters
2021 - 2024
Africa
Americas
Asia and Oceania
Europe
| Country
|
Broadcasters
|
Albania
|
Tring Sport,[14] SuperSport
|
Andorra
|
Movistar Plus+
|
Armenia
|
Setanta Sports, Fast Sports
|
Austria
|
DAZN
|
Azerbaijan
|
CBC Sport, Setanta Sports
|
Belarus
|
Setanta Sports
|
Belgium
|
DAZN, Play Sports
|
Bosnia and Herzegovina
|
Arena Sport
|
Bulgaria
|
Max Sport, RING
|
Croatia
|
Arena Sport
|
Cyprus
|
Cytavision Sports
|
Czech Republic
|
Nova Sport, Premier Sport
|
Denmark
|
TV 2 Sport
|
Estonia
|
Setanta Sports, Go3 Sport
|
Finland
|
C More Sport
|
France
|
beIN Sports
|
Georgia
|
Setanta Sports
|
Germany
|
DAZN
|
Greece
|
Cosmote Sport
|
Hungary
|
Sport1
|
Iceland
|
Stöð 2 Sport
|
Ireland
|
TNT Sports
|
Kosovo
|
Tring Sport, Arena Sport
|
Latvia
|
Setanta Sports, Go3 Sport
|
Liechtenstein
|
Blue Sport
|
Lithuania
|
Setanta Sports, Go3 Sport
|
Luxembourg
|
DAZN
|
Malta
|
Total Sports Network
|
Moldova
|
Setanta Sports
|
Montenegro
|
Arena Sport
|
Netherlands
|
Ziggo Sport
|
North Macedonia
|
Arena Sport
|
Norway
|
VG+
|
Poland
|
Eleven Sports
|
Portugal
|
Sport TV
|
Romania
|
Digi Sport, Prima Sport, Orange Sport
|
Russia
|
Match TV
|
Serbia
|
Arena Sport
|
Slovakia
|
Nova Sport, Premier Sport
|
Slovenia
|
Arena Sport
|
Spain
|
Movistar Plus+[15]
|
Sweden
|
C More Sport
|
Switzerland
|
Blue Sport, Sky Sport
|
Turkey
|
S Sport
|
Ukraine
|
MEGOGO
|
United Kingdom
|
TNT Sports, ITVX
|
MENA
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