ETTU and Dyn agree major broadcast partnership through 2028

The European Table Tennis Union has reached a new long-term media rights agreement with Dyn, bringing some of Europe’s leading table tennis competitions to audiences in Germany, Austria and Switzerland through 2028.

Under the agreement, Dyn has secured exclusive live rights in Germany and non-exclusive rights in Austria and Switzerland. The package covers the European Individual Championships, European Team Championships, Europe Top 16 Cup and selected stages of the ETTU Champions League.

“This agreement with Dyn represents another important step in ETTU’s strategy to increase the visibility and accessibility of European table tennis. Germany, Austria and Switzerland are key markets for our sport, with a strong table tennis tradition and a highly engaged fan base. Through this long-term partnership, more fans will be able to follow our major European events and experience the quality, excitement and stories behind our competitions. We are very pleased to welcome Dyn as a strong media partner and look forward to working together to further strengthen the profile of European table tennis,” said ETTU President Pedro MOURA.

The partnership will begin with the 2026 European Individual Championships, which will be staged at Arena Stožice in Ljubljana, Slovenia, from 11 to 18 October. Europe’s leading players will compete for titles in Men’s Singles, Women’s Singles, Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles. Table 1 will be produced with seven cameras and Table 2 with four cameras.

At the European Individual and Team Championships and the Europe Top 16 Cup, Dyn will show matches featuring German players and teams, with the possibility of adding selected top matches without German participation.

The partnership will continue in 2027. The Europe Top 16 Cup will return to Montreux, Switzerland, from 28 to 31 January, while the 2026-2027 ETTU HYLO® Champions League Men quarter-finals will be played over two legs on 12-13 January and 5-6 March.

The club season will reach its decisive stage in May. The 2027 ETTU Champions League Women Final 4 will be held on 1-2 May, followed by the 2026-2027 ETTU HYLO® Champions League Men Final 4 in Saarbrücken, Germany, on 8-9 May.

Later in the year, Porto, Portugal, will welcome the 2027 European Team Championships Final Stage from 17 to 24 October. Twenty-four men’s and 24 women’s national teams will compete for the European titles.

The agreement extends into 2028, including the Europe Top 16 Cup and the ETTU Champions League Men Final 4.

Chief Operating Officer at Dyn Marcel WONTORRA said:

“We want to tell the story of the fascination of table tennis in its entirety, from the big matches to the people and stories behind the table. With ‘Timo Boll – Der letzte Aufschlag’ and ‘Blau & Schwarz’, we have shown how important this close connection is to us. We are therefore delighted to expand our live sports programme with Europe’s top competitions and to offer our fans even more world-class table tennis live on Dyn in the future.”

The new agreement further strengthens the visibility of ETTU competitions across key European markets and forms part of ETTU’s wider strategy to expand access to top-level European table tennis through established broadcast and digital partners. ETTU has also secured media partnerships through 2028 in other major markets, including its renewed agreement with L’Équipe in France.

About Dyn

Dyn consists of the two sister companies Dyn Sport and Dyn Media. Dyn Sport provides a new media home for millions of sports fans in Germany. With high-quality production standards, creative editorial formats and extensive marketing support, the streaming platform increases the visibility and appreciation of handball, basketball, volleyball, table tennis and hockey.

Dyn holds a diverse portfolio of rights covering national and international women’s and men’s competitions and broadcasts more than 3,000 live matches per season.

As a technology company, Dyn Media operates the platform, manages live and on-demand production, and develops editorial and technological solutions for leagues, federations, rights holders and media brands.

Dyn received a SportsPro OTT Award 2024 in the “Best New Platform” category and was named “Medium of the Year” at the HORIZONT Sportbusiness Award 2025.

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Dyn aims to promote the positive values of sport, such as team spirit, solidarity and fair play, throughout society, as nowhere else are these values conveyed so directly. Dyn Move Your Sport is activated and implemented together with Dyn’s partner leagues.

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