New transmitter for women’s Bundesliga
The contract begins in the 2025/26 season and runs over three years.
Pay TV broadcaster Dyn is now expanding its offer to include the women’s Basketball Bundesliga (DBBL). The contract begins in the 2025/26 season, runs over three years and includes the transmission of all games in the Dach region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), Dyn announced on Monday.
In the coming season (from September 27th) the games will be seen exclusively on the Dyn Basketball YouTube channel, from 2026 on the streaming platform of the transmitter. In addition to the main round and play-off games, the program also includes the four matches of the TOP4 around the trophy.
“Basketball is booming in Germany. We want to help shape this. We are convinced of the sporting level and the importance of Toyota 1. DBBL,” said Dyn-Coo Marcel Wontorra. “With this strong partner at our side, we have the opportunity to grow together and make the women’s basketball visible on a large platform. This is a real milestone for the DBBL,” says DBBL managing director Anton Hefele.
New Broadcast Slot for the Women’s Bundesliga
The Contract Begins in the 2025/26 Season and Runs for Three Years.
Pay-TV Channel Dyn is Expanding Its Offering with the women’s basketball Bundesliga (DBBL) with Immediate Effect. The Contract Begins in the 2025/26 Season, Runs for Three Years and Includes the Broadcasting of All Games in the Dach Region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland), Dyn Announced on Monday.
In the coming season (from September 27th), The Games Can Be Sea Exclusively on the dyn basketball youtube channel, from 2026 on the streaming platform of the channel. In Addition to the Main Round and Play-Off Games, The Program including the Four Matches of the Top4 for the Cup.
“Basketball is booming in Germany. We want to continue to shape this. We are convinced of the sporting level and the importance of the toyota 1st dbbl,” Said Dyn-Coo Marcel Wontorra. “With this Strong Partner at our Side, We have the opportunities to grow together and make Women’s basketball visible on a large platform. This is a real milestone for the dbbl,” Says dbbl Managing Director Anton Hefele.