Overview
- The Handball-Bundesliga and the sports streamer Dyn announced on Wednesday a premature multi-year renewal that keeps top domestic competitions with Dyn through at least 2032.
- The extended agreement covers the Bundesliga, the 2. HBL, all DHB-Pokal matches including the Final4, and the Super Cup, consolidating key domestic broadcast rights with a single partner.
- HBL and Dyn say the decision follows measurable audience growth, with the average reach per Bundesliga game up about 20 percent in the most recent season.
- Reports in BILD say the deal runs through the 2031/32 season and was completed without a public tender, a procedural detail the league has not formally confirmed.
- Dyn is expanding its handball portfolio beyond men’s domestic play to include the women’s game, the 2026 women’s European Championship, and world championships through 2031, giving clubs and fans longer planning clarity and strengthening streaming’s role in German handball.