La Liga Stays on Sport Klub Until 2030
New four-year deal secures broadcast of all 380 matches per season, including appearances by Croatian stars Ante Budimir and Luka Sučić.
New four-year deal secures broadcast of all 380 matches per season, including appearances by Croatian stars Ante Budimir and Luka Sučić.
Spain's La Liga will remain exclusively on Sport Klub channels in Croatia and Slovenia for the next four years. The new agreement, now in effect, guarantees that viewers will be able to watch all matches of the Spanish championship, including the big El Clásico between Barcelona and Real Madrid, exclusively on this network until the end of the 2029/30 season.
The partnership covers the period from the 2026/27 season through 2029/30, with Sport Klub broadcasting all 380 matches each season. Fans will thus be able to follow the title race, qualification for European competitions, and the fierce battle for survival in the league.
Sport Klub channels in Croatia are available through three major operators. Telemach customers can access them via EON TV and EON SAT platforms, HT subscribers on MAXtv, EVOtv, and Iskon.TV, while matches are also available to A1 users.
The new season, which kicks off this Saturday, also brings the return of three historic clubs to the top flight-Racing Santander, Deportivo, and Málaga. Alongside them, viewers can expect appearances from established giants such as Atlético Madrid, Real Sociedad, Real Betis, Sevilla, Villarreal, and Celta.
The extension of the partnership comes after the Spanish national team clinched the World Cup title, with 18 of the 26 players from the victorious squad playing in La Liga. In addition, global stars like Kylian Mbappé, Jude Bellingham, Julián Álvarez, and Vinícius Júnior will be on display.
Current champions Barcelona enter the new season with English international Anthony Gordon and German striker Karim Adeyemi. Real Madrid, once again led by José Mourinho, has strengthened the squad with Yan Diomande, Bernardo Silva, and Marc Cucurella. Atlético Madrid, meanwhile, has brought in South Korean international Lee Kang-in, Danish midfielder Morten Hjulmand, and World Cup winner Alejandro Grimaldo.
For local fans, the performances of Croatian players will be particularly interesting. Ante Budimir, one of the league's most reliable strikers in recent years, will continue to play for Osasuna, while Luka Sučić, winner of the Copa del Rey, will wear the Real Sociedad jersey. Slovenian viewers eagerly await the performances of national team captain Jan Oblak, who is chasing the title with Atlético Madrid.
Rebeka Díaz, Global Director of Media Rights at LALIGA, expressed satisfaction with the continued partnership. "Croatia and Slovenia are important football markets with passionate fan bases and a strong connection to Spanish football. SportKlub has been a reliable partner of LALIGA in the region, with a deep understanding of the local audience and a proven ability to bring our competition closer to fans through high-quality reporting and storytelling," she said.
Nemanja Simeunović, Director of SportKlub, highlighted the honor of partnering again with the league of world champions. "Our goal is always to have the best possible sports content, and with LALIGA we have secured the national football competition of a country that is world champion. In the coming period, we will do everything in our power to connect our viewers with LALIGA and provide them with the experience they expect," said Simeunović.
