Where and how to watch Saudi Pro League 2023/24 across the world

New season will be shown in more than 130 countries and territories

Al Nassr's Sadio Mane, left, is one of the leading stars who will be competing in Saudi Pro League's new season that starts this Friday. AFP

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The Saudi Pro League is all set for a new season that promises to send the league into the stratosphere and among the big boys of club football.

After a summer of sensational transfer activity, the kingdom has emerged as one of the most desired destinations for top players.

It all started when Cristiano Ronaldo signed an era-defining deal with Al Nassr last season. That move opened the floodgates as top-tier talents like Karim Benzema, Sadio Mane, N'Golo Kante, Jordan Henderson and many more moved to the Saudi Pro League.

And now, you can watch the new heavyweights of football live anywhere around the globe. The Saudi Pro League on Wednesday secured deals across various international networks to broadcast matches live in more than 130 countries and territories.

The agreements include a deal with DAZN in multiple territories (Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, and the UK) as well as major European broadcasters Canal+ (France), Sport TV (Portugal) and La 7 (Italy), among others.

Fans in the UAE and Mena region can enjoy live action on MBC Shahid.

Opening weekend fixtures

Friday, August 11

10pm (UAE time): Al Ahli v Al Hazm

Saturday, August 12

7pm: Al Tai v Damac

10pm: Al Fayha v Al Khaleej

Sunday, August 13

10pm: Al Fateh v Al Taawoun

10pm: Al Riyadh v Al Wehda

Monday, August 14

7pm: Abha v Al Hilal*

7pm: Al Raed v Al Ittihad

10pm: Al Ettifaq v Al Nassr*

10pm: Al Shabab v Al Okhdood

*Al Hilal and Al Nassr fixtures subject to change

Saudi Pro League 2023/24 broadcasters

Mena region (along with Chad, Djibouti, Mauritania, Somalia, and Sudan)

MBC Shahid

Asia

Bilibili (China)

Zhibo8 (China)

Tencent (China)

Migu (China)

Kball (China)

Sony / culver (Indian sub-continent)

SPO TV (South East Asia, Korea and Japan)

Europe

A1 Bulgaria / Max Sport (Bulgaria)

Canal+ (France and French overseas territories)

Cosmote (Greece)

DAZN (UK, Germany, Austria, Canada, Belgium)

La 7 (Italy)

Marca.com (Spain)

Prima Sports (Romania)

Setanta (Commonwealth of Independent States, Baltics and Ukraine)

Sport TV (Portugal)

Supersport (Albania & Kosovo)

Americas

Azteca (Central America and Mexico)

Band Group (Brazil)

GOAT (Brazil)

Africa

Azam (East Africa)

Sporty TV (Nigeria and Ghana)

StartTimes (Sub-Saharan Africa and South Africa)

ZAP (Angola and Mozambique)

Australia

Network Ten

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