New Delhi, June 1 -- The FIFA World Cup 2026 is only 10 days away, but India still has no official broadcaster or online streaming service.

Football fans across the country have been waiting in anticipation of a breakthrough, and while a deal hasn't been officially signed yet, there are promising signs that it could still go through.

While there is still no official word from the broadcasters themselves, Zee Entertainment looks set to seal the deal for the broadcasting rights to the FIFA World Cup 2026.

According to media reports, the deal has been valued at $30-35 million, far less than the $100 million FIFA had demanded for the 2026 and 2030 World Cups.

One major issue with the price reduction is late-night match timings in India-ma...