CBS have secured EFL broadcasting rights in America on a four-year contract.
CBS will broadcast a minimum of 250 matches each season until end of 2027-28 season, covering Championship with a minimum of 155 matches shown, whilst 38 games across League One and League Two will be transmitted.
A minimum of 30 Carabao Cup matches and three Bristol Street Motors Trophy games will also receive live coverage.
Majority of matches will air on Paramount+ but selected fixtures will be broadcast on CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network.
“The exciting action and prestige of the EFL, as the oldest league in the world, adds tremendous value to CBS Sports’ premium soccer portfolio,” commented Dan Weinberg, Executive Vice President, Programming, CBS Sports.
Weinberg also spoke of the exciting stories which the EFL offers across the three divisions, with this season seeing Bromley feature as a huge storyline as Andy Woodman’s Ravens prepare for their first League Two campaign.
“With the EFL’s compelling storylines and growing popularity coupled with our first-class coverage, we look forward to further elevating this league in the U.S.
“CBS Sports continues to be the premier destination for European football fans in this country with Paramount+ and CBS Sports Golazo Network as must-haves with their wide array of soccer properties and robust year-round match coverage.”
EFL Chief Executive Officer, Trevor Birch described CBS’ deal as “a significant milestone,” for American fans of EFL clubs and is confident that they will embrace the football on offer.
“We believe that American fans will embrace the excitement, tradition, and competitiveness that is embodied by our EFL competitions.
“This is an exciting time for the League and our Clubs, and we look forward to sharing our matches with viewers across the United States.”