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beIN secures exclusive Wimbledon broadcast rights in MENA through 2030

Coverage of Wimbledon 2026 will feature live matches, expert analysis, daily highlights and on-site reporting from London. Five dedicated channels—beIN SPORTS 6, beIN SPORTS 7, beIN SPORTS 9, beIN SPORTS ENGLISH 1 and beIN SPORTS FRANCE 1—will carry comprehensive tournament coverage with commentary available in Arabic, English and French.

Last updated: July 19, 2026 12:48 pm
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DOHA, Qatar (XOL Africa) — beIN MEDIA GROUP has renewed its exclusive broadcast partnership with the All England Lawn Tennis Club, securing the rights to air The Championships, Wimbledon across 24 countries in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) through 2030.

The new five-year agreement extends a long-running relationship between the broadcaster and the All England Club, ensuring that beIN SPORTS will continue to deliver live and exclusive coverage of Wimbledon throughout the region.

Fans will also be able to stream every match live or on demand through beIN’s streaming platforms, TOD by beIN and beIN CONNECT.

The renewal strengthens beIN SPORTS’ tennis portfolio, which includes exclusive rights to all four Grand Slam tournaments in the MENA region. The broadcaster also retains exclusive Wimbledon rights in France.

“Wimbledon is one of the most recognisable sporting events in the world and we are delighted to continue working closely with the All England Club, one of our most valued long-term partners, to bring this prestigious and much-loved tournament to fans across MENA,” said Mohammed Al-Derham, Director of Media Rights at beIN MENA.

“The agreement further strengthens beIN’s premium global sports offering and underlines our commitment to delivering world-class coverage to audiences across our territories,” he added.

Paul Davies, Associate Director of Broadcast, Production and Media Rights at the All England Club, welcomed the renewal.

“We are delighted to strengthen our long-standing relationship with beIN MEDIA GROUP, which today stands among the All England Club’s most significant broadcast partners worldwide,” Davies said.

“Through its continued coverage of The Championships across key markets, including France and the Middle East and North Africa, beIN has established a strong track record of delivering high-quality coverage and connecting Wimbledon with audiences across multiple territories.”

He added that beIN’s extensive broadcast and streaming services ensure fans can watch Wimbledon “wherever and however they choose.”

Coverage of Wimbledon 2026 will feature live matches, expert analysis, daily highlights and on-site reporting from London. Five dedicated channels—beIN SPORTS 6, beIN SPORTS 7, beIN SPORTS 9, beIN SPORTS ENGLISH 1 and beIN SPORTS FRANCE 1—will carry comprehensive tournament coverage with commentary available in Arabic, English and French.

Coverage begins with the qualifying competition from June 22 to June 25 at the Wimbledon Qualifying and Community Sports Centre in Roehampton. During the main tournament, viewers will have access to multiple feeds, including Centre Court, No. 1 Court, No. 2 Court and additional show courts via TOD by beIN.

Studio programming will focus on the latter stages of the tournament, including the women’s and men’s singles semifinals and finals, featuring live build-up, expert analysis and post-match reaction.

The on-air team includes tennis experts Karim Alami, Adel Al Shatti, Selima Sfar, Fahad Al Saad and Anass Lamrani, while presenter Areej Sleem will anchor studio coverage. Reporters in London will provide live updates, interviews and behind-the-scenes coverage throughout the championships.

The Championships will be available to beIN subscribers across 24 MENA markets: Algeria, Bahrain, Chad, Djibouti, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mauritania, Morocco, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen.

beIN MEDIA GROUP is a global sports, entertainment and media company operating across five continents. Its flagship network, beIN SPORTS, holds one of the world’s largest portfolios of sports broadcasting rights and also operates the premium streaming service TOD by beIN.

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