Image via Getty The National Women’s Soccer League has signed four new television deals lasting through the 2027 World Cup, adding three new broadcasters to the mix.The confirmed four-year deals are with ESPN, Amazon and Scripps, as well as with current partner CBS. The new deals will provide access to a much larger portion of the league’s fanbase, whilst exposing the NWSL to new audiences.The current deal with CBS is worth $1.5 million. However, the league is required to pay for production, which costs around eight figures. The financial details of the deals made with other broadcasters haven’t been revealed, but with the growth of women’s football and the demand for live sports on streaming services, they may well eclipse the current CBS figures.The NWSL is a fast-growing league, with multiple expansion teams joining each season and club values that are on par with MLS sides. Relative newcomer Angel City FC already has a value of $180 million.As the league continues to expand and gain popularity, viewing access for old and new fans alike is incredibly important. Giving fans more options to watch matches is a crucial step in expanding the NWSL’s visibility. It’s only a matter of time until a San Diego Wave and Houston Dash make their way onto screens across the pond.