DAZN Acquires Basket.TV To Expand Latin America Basketball Reach

DAZN has acquired Latin American basketball streaming service Basket.TV to expand its global basketball content portfolio, with the deal announced on October 12, 2026. The acquisition covers a platform operating in six Latin American countries and adds domestic league coverage to DAZN's sports media offering.

According to Media Play News, Basket.TV was founded in 2020 and serves Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, and Uruguay. The platform streams games involving more than 300 teams from domestic leagues and international club competitions.

DAZN said the acquisition strengthens its basketball presence alongside existing content from major competitions, including NBA, NCAA college basketball, Super League Basketball, LNB Élite, Liga Endesa, and Copa del Rey. The company also has a multi-year partnership with FIBA, according to Media Play News.

Shay Segev, CEO of DAZN Group, described Basket.TV as a platform with established rights and technology capabilities.

"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, CEO of DAZN Group.

Segev said the acquisition is intended to support DAZN's expansion plans in Latin America while creating additional value for fans, leagues, and partners.

"This acquisition significantly strengthens our global basketball proposition and supports our broader growth ambitions across Latin America. Together, we’ll create great value for fans, leagues and partners while continuing to grow the sport around the world," said Shay Segev, CEO of DAZN Group.

The deal adds Basket.TV's regional streaming operations to DAZN's broader basketball portfolio, which includes professional, collegiate, and international competitions across multiple markets.