Streaming giant Netflix is reportedly in discussions to secure the services of renowned soccer announcer Andres Cantor for its coverage of the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup. Cantor, widely recognized for his distinctive and energetic play-by-play style, is a prominent voice in international football.
Cantor's current contract with Telemundo is scheduled to conclude this autumn, opening the door for potential new broadcasting partnerships. His potential move to Netflix for the Women's World Cup would mark a significant acquisition for the streaming service as it expands its sports broadcasting portfolio.
Netflix Eyes Andres Cantor for 2027 Women's World Cup Broadcast
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