DAZN, the sports entertainment platform, has announced the launch of DAZN Transfer by Fabrizio Romano, a new programme hosted by a leading personality in transfer market journalism, Fabrizio Romano. This new daily format will be broadcast live from June 3rd to 10 at 19:30 BST, just before the start of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, and can be followed for free on DAZN.

Romano has established himself as the leading voice in the world of transfers. With more than 20 million followers between his different social platforms and a direct influence in the world of football, Romano lands on DAZN to lead a space that will combine verified information, context and the intra-stories of the transfer market..

During each of the eight episodes, DAZN Transfer by Fabrizio Romano will focus on all the club arrivals and departures, analysing the impact of reinforcements on the most powerful clubs on the planet and the stories that set the pace of the market. With privileged access to sources and negotiation contexts, the journalist will bring fans closer to the decisive movements and decisions that can change the course of the squads on the eve of the summer football event.

“FIFA has created a special transfer market for the Club World Cup and on DAZN we are going to tell you everything, from June 3rd to 10th. It’s going to be the most spectacular window in history. 10 days to sign, it’s never happened before, it’s going to be frenetic. With this programme, DAZN is going to become the reference for all lovers of the transfer market,” says Romano, who will put his personal stamp on informative content designed for true football fans.

The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will begin on June 14th and can be seen live and free of charge globally on DAZN. But there is still one team left to stamp their ticket to the tournament. On May 31st, LAFC and Club América will face each other to decide who will be the last team to join the tournament. A decisive match that can also be seen for free on DAZN and that will close the line-up of participants of the largest club tournament globally.

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