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Matches will be broadcast on MNB's free-to-air television channels and digital platforms, providing Mongolian fans with live access to the best of Asian football.
The agreement covers the AFC's flagship national team, club, youth, women's and futsal competitions. Alongside the AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027™, it includes the AFC Champions League Elite™, the AFC Champions League Two™ and the AFC Women's Champions League™, up to and including the 2028/29 season.
Fans will also be able to follow the AFC U23 Asian Cup Japan 2028™ as well as four marquee youth competitions to be held in China PR: the 2027 and 2028 editions of the AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup™ as well as the AFC U20 Asian Cup China 2027™ and the AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup China 2028™. Additionally, the coverage includes the AFC U17 Asian Cup Uzbekistan 2027™, the AFC U17 Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2028™, the AFC Futsal Asian Cup 2028™, and the Women's Olympic Football Tournament Los Angeles 2028 Asian Qualifiers.
The AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027™ features the Continent’s top 24 teams competing across 51 matches from December 23, 2027 to January 21, 2028, while the AFC U23 Asian Cup 2028™ and the Women's Olympic Football Tournament Los Angeles 2028 Asian Qualifiers will serve as Asia's qualifying pathways for the LA28 Olympic Games.
Datuk Seri Windsor John, the AFC General Secretary, said: “The AFC is delighted to enter into this partnership with MNB to bring our world-class competitions to the passionate football fans in Mongolia. This agreement underlines the expanding reach and universal appeal of Asian football, and we thank MNB for their commitment to showcasing the best of our national teams and clubs across the Continent.”
O. Uuganbayar, Director of MNB Sports, said: “Mongolians are passionate about football, and it is hugely popular among our young people and children. The international success of Mongolian clubs and our national team depends greatly on this. Our success on the international stage must begin in our own continent, which is why we are delighted to have signed this partnership with the AFC. In keeping with MNB’s responsibility to the Mongolian people, we see this agreement as the starting point for our contribution to the development of football in Mongolia.”
Patrick Murphy, Chief Executive Officer of Asia Football Group, said: “We're delighted to welcome MNB to the AFC's broadcast family. This partnership brings Asia's top national team and club competitions to fans across Mongolia, and we look forward to working with MNB over the next three seasons.”