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Netflix Signs Andrés Cantor For Women's World Cup 2027 Coverage

Forbes · September 18, 2026 at 4:02 PM

Netflix Signs Andrés Cantor For Women's World Cup 2027 Coverage

After 26 years at Telemundo, the Emmy Award-winning broadcaster makes the move to the streaming platform, bringing his signature "¡GOOOOL!" call with him.

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Netflix Signs Andrés Cantor For Women's World Cup 2027 Coverage

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