Laliga & champions on movistar: save up to €100 with limited-time offers

Football fans in Spain face a familiar dilemma: the thrill of LaLiga and the Champions League often clashes with hefty subscription costs. But now, Movistar is offering a potential lifeline, with two limited-time promotions designed to significantly reduce the monthly price of their TV packages.

For new subscribers to miMovistar plans, Movistar is presenting two attractive deals: the Champions package and the LaLiga package. These promotions, available now and with no stated expiration date, could save customers upwards of €100 over a year. The key? They're targeted at new sign-ups, not existing customers.

Champions package: €19/month for the first year

The Champions package, priced at €19 per month for the first 12 months, represents a €5 monthly saving, totaling €60 over the promotional period. After the initial year, the price reverts to €24 per month. This package grants access to all Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League matches, alongside the Supercopa de Europa. You’ll also get access to channels covering LaLiga through M+, DAZN LaLiga, and LaLiga TV Hypermotion.

Laliga package: €27/month for the first year

The LaLiga package offers a €9 monthly discount during its first year, bringing the price down to €27 per month. This translates to a €108 saving over 12 months. Post-promotion, the price increases to €36 per month. This package includes all LaLiga EA Sports matches, LaLiga Hypermotion, the Supercopa de España, and the Copa del Rey. Access is provided through LaLiga channels on M+.

For those seeking comprehensive football coverage, the “Fútbol Total” package remains available for €50 per month. However, the staggered savings offered by the Champions and LaLiga packages make them particularly enticing for those focusing on specific competitions.

These promotions are accessible directly through Movistar’s website. The savings are most significant for those opting for the Champions package, reflecting the higher cost of securing rights to top European club football.

This move by Movistar underscores the ongoing battle for sports broadcasting rights and the increasing pressure on operators to offer value-driven packages to retain customers. The timing also arrives as other providers like Orange are also vying for football fans' attention with discounted offers.

The numbers speak for themselves: a savvy consumer could save upwards of €100 on their monthly football bill simply by choosing the right Movistar package. And with no announced end date for these offers, the opportunity to save is still very much alive.