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Bandeirantes lands Club World Cup rights in Brazil

Benjamin Pavard of Bayern Munchen scores his team's first goal during the finale 2020 Fifa Club World Cup final match against Tigres UANL (by Gaston Szerman/DeFodi Images/Getty Images)

Brazilian media group Bandeirantes has acquired broadcast rights to the 2021 Fifa Club World Cup.

Bandeirantes will showcase the competition, which is taking place in the United Arab Emirates from February 3 to 12 next year, across all of its platforms - Band, BandSports, Rádio Bandeirantes, Rádio BandNews FM and its digital channels.

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