Netgem has announced a collaboration with FIFA+, the official streaming platform of FIFA. The partnership brings access to free football content to Netgem TV viewers across Europe via their telcos’ TV services, starting with the UK and Ireland this February, followed by France and other regions in the near future.

Netgem users in the UK will be able to watch a wealth of FIFA+ content, including original documentaries such as Ronaldinho: The Happiest Man in the World, Captains and Golden Boot. Fans can also re-live iconic moments from past FIFA World Cup and FIFA Women’s World Cup tournaments, all available on-demand. Additionally, viewers will gain behind-the-scenes access, providing intimate stories of global stars, passionate fans and influential figures in the world of football.

“We are thrilled to partner with FIFA+ to bring free, premium sports content to our users,”commented Sylvain Thevenot, Chief Commercial & Customer Officer at Netgem. “This collaboration reinforces our dedication to providing a comprehensive and engaging entertainment experience, with a focus on delivering high-quality content at no extra cost to our audience, and further enhances the value we bring to our operator partners.”

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