Mediaset Spain acquires the rights to the Euro 2016

It will broadcast a total of 23 matches, including all the matches played by the Spanish National Team, the opening match and the final phase of the tournament.

Mediaset España has reached an agreement with the marketing company CAA Eleven for the acquisition of the free-to-air broadcasting rights for UEFA Euro 2016, in an operation at a fair price, after several phases of negotiation.

It will offer an open package of 23 matches, one per day, with all the matches played by the Spanish National Team as well as the opening match and the final phase of the tournament.

Paolo Vasile, CEO of Mediaset Spain, acknowledges that "it is great news to have reached the agreement with UEFA to once again be the ones to offer free and open to all Spaniards the main matches of the Euro Cup through our television and Internet channels, keeping our business criteria of profitability unchanged. We will once again put all our human and technical potential into the creation of an unforgettable event that unites an entire country with so much emotion."

Euro 2016 will take place in France from June 10 to July 10.