Fans across the world will be able to follow the 2026/27 LaLiga live as Barcelona defend the title they retained by eight points ahead of Real Madrid last season.

The league’s rights packages include a multi-year agreement allowing viewers to watch the likes of England forwards Jude Bellingham, of Madrid, and Barca’s Anthony Gordon.

In the US, supporters will be looking forward to watching USMNT midfielder Johnny Cardoso, who joined Atletico Madrid from Real Betis for a fee of $34.8 million (£25.5m) last summer and missed the World Cup 2026 because of an ankle injury.

Jose Mourinho’s return for a second spell as Real Madrid manager adds another element of intrigue to what promises to be another entertaining season in La Liga.

LaLiga on UK TV: Channels, online live streams

LaLiga on Premier Sports

Premier Sports will continue to provide live coverage in the UK, with streaming available on a vast range of devices via the Premier Sports app.

A Premier Sports subscription costs £120 a year, £11.99 per month on a 12-month contract or £16.99 per month with 30 days’ cancellation notice required.

LaLiga on Disney Plus

In a deal until the end of the 2027/28 season, Disney+ will also show a Saturday night match from LaLiga in the UK and Ireland.

Subscription prices range from £4.99 to £12.99 a month or £89.90 to £129.90 annually.

LaLiga on US TV: Channels, online live streams

LaLiga on ESPN+

In the US, ESPN+ holds the rights to show LaLiga.

A monthly subscription costs $11.99 a month or an annual sign-up is $119.99.

Spanish-language coverage is on ESPN Deportes.

You can find out where to watch in territories around the world with La Liga’s broadcast guide.

2026/27 La Liga: When does the season start and end?

The season starts on August 15 and ends on May 30.