Canal+ weighs carrying Ligue 1+ ahead of 2026 launch
Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada stated that Canal+ is considering supporting the distribution of Ligue 1+, a new streaming service for French football (soccer). This potential carriage deal would relate to the Ligue 1+ service which is launching in 2026.
Key Takeaways
- Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada said the company is considering supporting distribution of Ligue 1+.
- Ligue 1+ is described as a new streaming service for French football.
- The potential carriage deal would relate to Ligue 1+ launching in 2026.
- Saada did not rule out Canal+ support for distribution.
Why It Matters
If Canal+ carries Ligue 1+, it would add a distribution layer for the new French football streaming service before its 2026 launch. The immediate signal is not a signed deal, but public openness from Canal+ CEO Maxime Saada. That matters because Ligue 1+ is entering the market as a standalone streaming product, and Canal+ remains a relevant distribution path in France. What to watch next is whether Canal+ confirms any carriage terms tied to the 2026 launch window.
Read full article at advanced-television.com
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