FECOD Acquires Broadcast Rights for Call of Duty League Matches

The Spanish Call of Duty Federation (FECOD) revealed on Saturday that it has secured the rights to stream all matches of the 2025-2026 Call of Duty League season in full on its Twitch channel.

The financial details of the agreement between FECOD and the Call of Duty League remain undisclosed.

“This partnership underscores FECOD’s steadfast commitment as a non-profit organization to foster the growth and promotion of competitive Call of Duty at the national level,” stated FECOD in its announcement. “It marks a significant milestone in solidifying the Federation’s role as a key player in the competitive landscape, both domestically and internationally.”

For its Spanish-language broadcasts, FECOD plans to assemble a dedicated team of commentators, analysts, producers, and editors, aiming to provide the community with high-quality coverage and a comprehensive experience to enjoy top-tier competitive Call of Duty.

FECOD also noted that two teams with Spanish connections, Miami Heretics and Toronto KOI, will receive “special attention” during the broadcasts, including dedicated live content and segments throughout the season to engage their audience.

In September, FECOD and Miami Heretics announced a collaboration to establish an open and free professional circuit aimed at enhancing the Spanish competitive Call of Duty scene. In October, FECOD entered into a significant partnership with the tournament platform Torneum to develop a new competitive circuit set to take place during the 2025/26 season in Black Ops 7.