Roland-Garros: Warner Bros. Discovery extends its TV rights in Europe (excluding France) until 2030

Warner Bros. Discovery, owner of the Eurosport group and streaming platform Max, has extended its exclusive broadcasting rights to the Roland-Garros Grand Slam tennis tournament in Europe (excluding France) until 2030 with the FFT, it announced on 08/06/2025.

"Eurosport, which first broadcast Roland-Garros in 1989, will continue to show the tournament on its linear channels across mainland Europe with TNT Sports the exclusive broadcaster in the UK and Ireland," said the American group, adding that this new agreement with the FFT will extend the collaboration between the two entities to "over 40 years". The tournament will continue to be accessible via the Max, discovery+ (UK, Italy & Germany) and HBO Max (Netherlands and Belgium) platforms.

In France, the broadcasting rights to the tournament are held by the public broadcasting group France Télévisions (exclusive rights to matches played during the day) and the American group Amazon (exclusive rights to evening matches) until 2027.