CBS Sports has secured a groundbreaking four-year deal to broadcast the Women’s Super League (WSL) in the United States, starting from the next season and continuing until the end of the 2029-30 campaign. This agreement allows CBS Sports to air 183 WSL matches each season on its Paramount+ streaming service, while also featuring one live match weekly on CBS Sports Network and select matches on CBS Sports Golazo Network. The deal represents a significant increase in the valuation of broadcasting rights, potentially quadrupling previous figures, although exact numbers have not been disclosed. Negotiated by IMG, this contract marks a record high for US broadcasting rights for the WSL. Zarah Al-Kudcy, WSL Football’s chief revenue officer, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting CBS Sports' commitment to women's football. The deal comes as the WSL prepares for its next season, set to commence in September, and follows a previous arrangement with ESPN, which held the rights for the past two seasons.