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Getty/GOALComo sensation Nico Paz having Lionel Messi effect in Serie A, claims Cesc Fabregas
Spanish Coverage
Peacock
✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.
✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.
✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.
Monthly from$7.99
Cabe Replacement
Fubo
✅ Carries local CBS stations, CBS Sports Network, Telemundo, and Universo, giving you access to both the English and Spanish linear television broadcasts for Serie A.
✅ Offers a fully-featured 5-day free trial, allowing you to stream live weekend matches, use the DVR, and test the interface before committing to a paid subscription.
✅ Allows you to record games while you're away or asleep and stream them on your own schedule across unlimited screens on your home network.
Monthly from$32.99
Total Access
Paramount+
✅ Serves as the undisputed primary home for Serie A in the US, streaming all 380 league fixtures live and on-demand.
✅ Gives fans the choice to watch matches with either the dedicated CBS English-language studio team or the authentic, original Italian-language broadcast audio.
✅ Packages the complete Italian domestic calendar (including the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa) right next to their exclusive English-language coverage of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.
Monthly from$7.99
Spanish Coverage
Peacock
✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.
✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.
✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.
Monthly from$7.99
Cabe Replacement
Fubo
✅ Carries local CBS stations, CBS Sports Network, Telemundo, and Universo, giving you access to both the English and Spanish linear television broadcasts for Serie A.
✅ Offers a fully-featured 5-day free trial, allowing you to stream live weekend matches, use the DVR, and test the interface before committing to a paid subscription.
✅ Allows you to record games while you're away or asleep and stream them on your own schedule across unlimited screens on your home network.
Monthly from$32.99
Total Access
Paramount+
✅ Serves as the undisputed primary home for Serie A in the US, streaming all 380 league fixtures live and on-demand.
✅ Gives fans the choice to watch matches with either the dedicated CBS English-language studio team or the authentic, original Italian-language broadcast audio.
✅ Packages the complete Italian domestic calendar (including the Coppa Italia and Supercoppa) right next to their exclusive English-language coverage of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League.
Monthly from$7.99
Spanish Coverage
Peacock
✅ Starting with the 2026/27 season, NBCUniversal holds the exclusive US Spanish-language rights to the league, replacing previous Spanish-language rights holders.
✅ Every single Serie A, Coppa Italia, and Supercoppa match is broadcast with dedicated Spanish commentary, streaming live on Peacock.
✅ Integrates the Italian league into NBC’s massive existing soccer portfolio, allowing bilingual viewers to watch the Premier League, Liga MX, and Serie A within the same digital ecosystem.
Monthly from$7.99
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Much of that is positive, with senior international recognition coming his way ahead of the 2026 World Cup, but new challenges are being presented. Paz is having to find ways of influencing games when being denied time and space.
GOALFabregas puts Paz in Messi category
Ex-Arsenal, Chelsea and Barca star Fabregas, who is now in charge of Como, has told reporters of Paz: “If you ask me, when every team played against Barcelona, surely they didn’t want Messi to touch the ball. He would score three goals per game.
“I don’t know. This is a positive thing for Nico. I mean, this will happen more. I said it at the beginning of the season, I told him too. This tells me now that they look at you differently. They want to compete against you in a different way.”
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