CBS Sports has renewed its rights deal with UEFA with a six-season package to keep it as the home of European club competition in the US.

As CBS is a Paramount company the deal means Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League matches will be live streamed on Paramount+.

CBS has paid a reported $250 million (€250m) per year, up from $100 million for the current deal which runs to 2024.

CBS Sports Chairman, Sean McManus, commented: “UEFA has been a key driver for Paramount+ since our launch and we are thrilled to extend this successful partnership showcasing even more world-class soccer through the 2029-30 season, building on the incredible momentum we have created the past two years.”

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