Brazilian sports streaming platform CazeTV, operated by LiveMode in partnership with popular streamer Casimiro Miguel, has added another major European league to its growing portfolio — Italy’s Serie A.
Under the new deal, CazeTV will stream select Serie A matches during the 2025-26 season via YouTube and Amazon Prime Video, where its channel is hosted.
In Brazil, primary rights to Serie A remain with Disney, which will broadcast every match on Disney+ and air around five games per round on ESPN. The newly launched XSports free-to-air channel will also show up to five matches weekly.
Serie A’s multi-broadcaster approach marks a shift from the previous four-year cycle, during which only Disney+ and ESPN carried the league. The strategy mirrors moves seen in Germany’s Bundesliga rights distribution in Brazil.
While CazeTV has previously streamed the Coppa Italia and Italian Super Cup, this will be the first time it covers Italy’s top-tier league. The competition features several notable Brazilian stars, including Bremer (Juventus), Carlos Augusto (Inter Milan), David Neres (Napoli), and Ederson (Atalanta).
With this acquisition, CazeTV now holds Brazilian rights to three of Europe’s “big five” leagues — Serie A, the Bundesliga, and Ligue 1 — alongside coverage of the UEFA Europa League, UEFA Conference League, and major international events.
In recent months, the platform has made significant rights moves, including securing all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlights rights for South American competitions through 2026, and coverage of global events such as the Paris 2024 Olympic Games and NFL international fixtures.
Since launching in 2022, CazeTV has positioned itself as a key player in sports streaming, blending premium football coverage with a wide range of international sports content for Brazilian audiences.
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