BALLER LEAGUE will no longer be shown on Sky Sports, as it eyes a free-to-air deal moving forward.

The celebrity six-a-side competition, which featured the likes of YouTube icon , actor and ex-players such as and , will not be on Sky’s roster for its fourth season.

A wide view of an indoor football pitch with players on the field and spectators in the stands during the Baller League x Match Day 3 Photocall.Baller League will no longer be shown on Sky Sports Credit: Jordan Peck|Getty Images The first matchday of the Baller League Season 3 at Hangar 7 in Berlin, Germany.They are seeking a free-to-air deal according to reports Credit: Getty

Despite KSI’s Prime FC winning last season’s edition of the competition at a sold out O2 Arena, Sky have opted against renewing a contract.

The partnership between the organisations has reportedly come to a natural end.

Chief Executive of , Felix Starck, wants to make the competition free-to-air, according to the Guardian.

While it will continue to be streamed on YouTube, the organisation are also seeking some sort of free-to-air tv deal.

Baller League was only launched two years ago in Germany, as World Cup-winning stars and backed it heavily.

It took place in the UK for the first time in 2025, with numerous high profile individuals getting involved.

Stars such as ex-footballers , Micah Richards and Alan Shearer, influencers KSI, Niko Omilana and Angry Ginge and actor Idris Elba have all been involved.

However, without the support of major broadcaster , it will be interesting to see where the six-a-side competition goes from here.

Baller League x Match Day 11Alan Shearer and Micah Richards were heavily involved in season three Credit: Getty

Baller League draws parallels with Kings League, another short-form celebrity football tournament created by legend .

Pique’s project now takes place in EIGHT countries and has a deal with DAZN.