Dazn, a Saudi Arabia-backed streaming company, has secured an exclusive option for global streaming rights for the 2029 men's Club World Cup. This deal marks a significant development in the company's partnership with Fifa, the governing body of international football. The agreement comes after Dazn stepped in to purchase the global rights for the inaugural 32-team Club World Cup in the United States last year, paying $1 billion for the privilege. This move was notable as many linear broadcasters and other streamers had declined to bid on the rights. The 2029 Club World Cup deal further solidifies Dazn's position as a major player in the world of sports streaming. The company's commitment to securing exclusive rights for high-profile tournaments demonstrates its ambition to become a leading destination for football fans worldwide. As the sports streaming landscape continues to evolve, Dazn's partnership with Fifa is likely to be closely watched by industry observers.