DAZN announced in October 2026 that it has agreed to acquire Basket.TV, a basketball streaming service operating primarily across Latin America. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Basket.TV was founded in 2020 and broadcasts around 4,900 matches each season across more than 300 teams, covering top-tier domestic leagues plus selected international club competitions. It serves hundreds of thousands of users across Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay.
According to the source, the acquisition extends DAZN's basketball rights portfolio and its push into Latin America. DAZN already carries NBA content, NCAA college basketball, Super League Basketball, LNB Élite, Liga Endesa, and Copa del Rey, plus a multi-year partnership with FIBA. The source states that Basket.TV brings local domestic rights and regional expertise that are hard to build from scratch.
"Basket.TV has built a high-quality basketball platform with top-tier domestic rights, deep market expertise and an impressive technology operation," said Shay Segev, chief executive officer of DAZN Group.
The source describes the deal as part of a broader pattern in which DAZN is buying its way deeper into live sports rights region by region, betting that owning local content is the fastest route to growth in emerging streaming markets.
