Cristiano Ronaldo-backed YouTube platform to stream all 104 FIFA World Cup matches in 4K to millions for free
Cristiano Ronaldo’s investment in LiveMode has intensified global focus on CazéTV, the YouTube platform set to broadcast all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup free-to-air in Brazil. The digital-first broadcaster, led by Casimiro Miguel, has rapidly grown into a major force in sports media, signalling a shift away from traditional TV towards creator-driven, streaming-based football coverage.
Cristiano Ronaldo’s investment in LiveMode has intensified global focus on CazéTV, the YouTube platform set to broadcast all 104 matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup free-to-air in Brazil. The digital-first broadcaster, led by Casimiro Miguel, has rapidly grown into a major force in sports media, signalling a shift away from traditional TV towards creator-driven, streaming-based football coverage.
