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ESPN+ climbs to 7.6m paid subscribers following Disney+ launch

ESPN+, ESPN’s direct-to-consumer sports streaming service, now has 7.6m paid subscribers, Disney chief executive Bob Iger revealed in a quarterly earnings call.

That is a huge climb from 3.5m subscribers in November 2019 when figures were last announced.

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