DAZN LaLiga Plan Discount: Save 25% on Football Streaming 2026

DAZN has brought LaLiga back to its platform with a 25% discount on its most popular football plan. The move comes just weeks after Spain won the FIFA World Cup, and fans are already hunting for the best way to watch the new season from matchday one.

The offer centres on the DAZN Football Plan, which normally costs €19.99 per month. Under the new promotion, subscribers who commit to a 12-month term pay just €14.99 per month — a total saving of €60 over the year.

What the DAZN Football Plan Includes

The Football Plan is DAZN’s dedicated tier for domestic and European football. It covers LaLiga and LaLiga Hypermotion (Spain’s second division), plus major European leagues such as the Premier League, Bundesliga and Serie A.

DAZN’s wider catalogue also features motorsport, American football, basketball and more, but those sports sit outside the Football Plan. If your priority is Spanish league football, the discounted plan is the most direct route.

Three Subscription Options

DAZN currently offers the Football Plan in three formats, each with different pricing and commitment levels. The 12-month option at €14.99 per month is the one carrying the 25% reduction.

Shorter or more flexible plans are available but do not benefit from the same discount. The trade-off is clear: a longer commitment lowers the monthly cost, while flexibility costs more per month.

Why the Timing Matters

The World Cup dominated the summer sports schedule, and Spain’s second-ever title has heightened interest in the domestic game. DAZN is clearly hoping that post-tournament momentum translates into subscriptions.

LaLiga has already kicked off, so the offer arrives as fans are actively comparing TV packages. For streamers, the question is whether DAZN’s football coverage is broad enough to justify a year-long commitment.

Key Takeaways

• 25% saving: The Football Plan drops from €19.99 to €14.99 per month on a 12-month term.
• LaLiga coverage: Includes LaLiga, LaLiga Hypermotion and selected European leagues.
• Commitment required: The discount is tied to a 12-month subscription.
• Other sports excluded: Motorsport, NFL and basketball require different plans.
• Timing: The offer follows Spain’s World Cup win and the start of the new LaLiga season.

How DAZN’s Football Plan Compares

The comparison shows that the discounted plan is the cheapest way to access LaLiga through DAZN, provided you are willing to stay for a year. Standard pricing applies if you prefer to avoid a long contract.

Who Should Consider the Offer

This deal suits fans who follow LaLiga week in, week out and want a predictable monthly cost. It also appeals to viewers who watch multiple European leagues, since the plan bundles several competitions.

Casual viewers who only tune in for the occasional match may find the 12-month commitment restrictive. For them, the standard monthly plan offers more flexibility, albeit at a higher price. The background to this story is set out in DAZN Football Plan Drops to €9.99 for El Clásico and LaLiga. A related thread runs through DAZN Pricing 2026: Plans, Content, and Monthly vs Annual Cost. Earlier coverage in Telefónica Pays €1.65B to Offer Full LaLiga on Movistar shows how the argument developed.

What to Watch Next

DAZN has not indicated how long the promotion will run, so the discount could be withdrawn at any time. Subscribers should check the current terms directly on DAZN’s website before signing up. A closer look at the same subject appears in Free Football Weekend: Watch 40+ Matches on DAZN and Movistar Plus. Anyone following the wider picture can start with Movistar Plus: Watch LaLiga and Champions for €9.99 a Month. The same theme surfaces in Why Gen X Shouldn’t Fear a Care Tax – We Already Pay One, which takes a different angle.

As the season progresses, competition among streamers for football rights may lead to further offers. For now, the 25% reduction is one of the more straightforward savings available for LaLiga coverage. Context on how this played out before sits in Spanish Game Dev's Server Blocked by LaLiga IP Bans During Matches. A companion piece, Madrid F1 GP, US Open Final and LaLiga on Movistar Plus, approaches the same subject from another angle.