Fussball.TV
The German word for football, on the world's video extension. A single, exact-match domain for the most-watched sport on the largest video-coded TLD, held privately, offered once.
- Domain
- fussball.tv
- Registry
- GoDaddy Registry (.TV)
- Status
- Active · Private hands
- Inquiries
- offers@fussball.tv
The category, in numbers.
Football is the largest media category on earth, and German is the third-largest market in club football revenue. The figures below are not promotional; they are public. They describe the addressable demand a brand on this domain inherits on day one.
All figures are publicly reported by the named sources. They are illustrative of category demand only and do not constitute a forecast for any specific business.
There is exactly one Fussball.TV.
Single-word, exact-match category domains on .TV cannot be replicated. They are issued once by a sovereign registry, and the supply is finite. Fußball is the only word that means football to ~95 million native speakers, and there is no second copy to acquire if this one is taken.
- One word. The exact German term, on the global video extension.
- Direct type-in equity in DACH-region browsers and address bars.
- Defensible across UEFA cycles, World Cup cycles, and domestic Bundesliga rights renewals.
- Not a brand to be built. A position to be occupied.
What single-word .TV names trade for.
Reported sales of exact-match, single-word .TV domains. Pricing is set by category demand and scarcity, not size of registrant. Fussball.TV is offered by private negotiation; no figure is published.
What gets built here.
A single-word domain with this much category gravity supports several distinct businesses. Three of the most defensible directions:
A pure-play football video destination.
Live windows, highlights, archive, and creator collaborations targeted at the German-speaking world and the global Bundesliga, Bundesliga 2, DFB-Pokal, and national-team audience. Models from football-specific OTT to creator-led broadcast deals.
An on-air or sub-brand for an existing rights-holder.
A clean, language-native consumer face for any broadcaster, league, or rights-holder operating in DACH or globally: from a streaming app brand to a second-screen companion to a tournament microsite for World Cup 2026 and beyond.
A football publishing or data product, in German.
News, scores, fantasy, betting media, transfers, tactics. The exact-match domain compounds organic discovery in the only language where Fußball is the natural search term, and where it is searched many millions of times each month.
Who this domain belongs to.
A non-exhaustive list of the operator profiles for whom this address is asymmetric.
Rights-holders & broadcasters
Leagues, federations, pay-TV, FAST, OTT, and streaming operators that own or license football rights for the German-speaking market, or for a global German-language audience. The address pre-sells the product.
Sportsbooks & fantasy
Regulated betting and fantasy operators in DE, AT, CH and adjacent EU markets, for whom direct type-in traffic and trust signals at the domain level are competitive moats.
Publishers & media operators
Football publishers, content houses, creator networks, and agencies building German-language football media with a long-horizon organic-search and direct-traffic strategy.
Three pieces, on the record.
A small, sourced reading list on category, language, and the .TV extension itself.
What makes a sports domain actually brandable.
An eight-criterion framework for assessing the commercial value of a sports domain. Length, language match, extension fit, scarcity, and the practical economics behind each.
Read →Where European football lives in 2026.
Which platform shows which league in which market across Europe and North America for 2025-26. A practical map for OTT product, strategy, and commercial roles.
Read →How streaming platforms are spending on football in 2026.
$14.2 billion projected total streaming-sports rights spend in 2026. Amazon Prime Video overtakes DAZN as the largest single spender for the first time.
Read →How an offer is handled.
A short, written process. No call required to make an offer. No price discussed verbally.
Submit
A single written offer with figure, currency, structure, intended use, and timeline. Form below or direct email.
Acknowledge
Receipt is acknowledged in writing within 24 hours. Serious offers receive a substantive reply on next steps.
Escrow
Agreed transactions close through Escrow.com by default. Alternative escrow methods may be discussed if both parties prefer.
Transfer
Funds are released on confirmed registrar transfer to the buyer's nominated account. Closing typically completes inside 7-14 days.
The cost of doing nothing.
"Once a category-defining single-word domain trades, it does not return to market for a generation. The buyer who waits is not waiting on the same asset. They are waiting on a different asset, owned by a competitor."
Questions answered before they are asked.
Is the domain actually for sale?
Why "ss" and not the German letter "ß"?
How is the price determined?
How is the transfer secured?
Can the owner finance the purchase over multiple payments?
Will the seller sign an NDA?
What about the existing journal articles on this site?
A direct line to the owner.
One owner, one direct line. Fill in the fields below and click Compose offer email. Your own mail client will open with the offer ready to review and send to offers@fussball.tv. Every email is read by a person, and a reply follows within 24 hours.
- No brokers, no middlemen, no commissions
- No bait-and-switch. The price you agree is the price you pay
- No selling, sharing, or repurposing your data
- No follow-up marketing if your offer doesn't proceed
- One reply, in writing, within 24 hours
Submissions are private. No broker, no marketplace, no auction, no automated form processor. By writing in you agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy. Closings run through Escrow.com by default; alternative escrow methods may be discussed if both parties prefer.
One word.
One extension.
One owner.
When this domain trades, it leaves the market. The next opportunity is not the same opportunity.