Sportradar clinches betting?data rights for 2025 FIFA Club World Cup??
Sportradar Group AG has partnered with streaming platform?DAZN to distribute ��ultra?low latency betting data�� from every match of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025. The league started on 14?June and will end on 13?July in the United States.
��We are thrilled to partner with DAZN to elevate the FIFA Club World Cup?2025 to new heights, expanding global reach, captivating new audiences, and deepening engagement with fans worldwide,�� Moritz?Gloeckler, Sportradar��s EVP for rights and strategic projects, said. ��At the same time, we remain committed to upholding the integrity of this prestigious competition.��
Under the multi?year agreement, Sportradar will feed live odds and match data from all?63 fixtures to more than?800 operator clients and?900 media outlets, widening a soccer portfolio that already covers over?150,000 matches a year.
Expanded markets and fan tools
The company said in a statement that access to FIFA��s deep tracking data will allow the Swiss group to offer up to 190 pre?match and 200 in?play betting markets on each game, alongside interactive live match trackers designed to keep bettors engaged once play begins.
The tournament adopts a 32-team format for the first time, split into eight groups of four, before proceeding to a straight knockout phase. Matches will be staged in 12 US cities, with the final scheduled for MetLife Stadium in New?York.
Integrity protection, market reaction
According to the company, all wagering activity in the competition will be monitored by Sportradar��s AI?driven Universal Fraud Detection System, which analyses global betting patterns in real-time and flags irregularities for FIFA investigators. The service forms part of a long?standing integrity agreement between the two organisations.
Meanwhile, news of the tie?up added momentum to Sportradar��s share price. According to reports, the stock rose about 4?percent to trade above?$25 on Friday, extending a 45?percent gain since the start of the year. Analysts are maintaining a consensus ��buy�� rating with a median target of $28.40.
Strategic context
Sportradar already supplies data to major leagues, including MLB, the NBA, and the NHL. Last month, the company also secured a partnership with the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) as part of its continued effort to protect the integrity of domestic football. The renewed agreement takes effect from the 2025 season and sees Sportradar��s Universal Fraud Detection System (UFDS) monitoring more than 8,200 matches each year across Brazil��s men��s and women��s competitions.
Earlier this year, the Switzerland-based sports data and technology company unveiled its financial outlook, projecting an annual revenue of $1.8 billion by 2027. The company said it expects to achieve this target through sustained market expansion.
