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Top sports media in Argentina

The outlets that cover sport in Argentina — the sports press, the broadcasters, the agencies and the specialist titles.
✓ Last reviewed: September 2026

These are the outlets that cover sport in Argentina — the sports press, the broadcasters that hold or have held rights, the national news agency where it carries sport, and the specialist titles of national standing. Single-sport titles without national standing are not listed here; they appear on the media list for their own sport.

How this list is ordered. By role and national standing — the sports press first, then the broadcasters that hold or have held rights, then the national news agency and the specialist titles. That order is set once and stays put, so a page that has been cited does not rearrange itself later. The Tranco figure against each outlet is shown for reference and does not set the order. Tranco is a research ranking of web domains that averages the Chrome User Experience Report, Cloudflare Radar, Majestic, Cisco Umbrella and Farsight over the preceding 30 days, on the list of September 2026. It ranks a whole domain, not a sports desk. A general daily's rank counts every reader it has, most of whom did not come for sport, so a national newspaper will sit above a dedicated sports title that has more sports readers than it does.

1. OléGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 6,938 — Buenos Aires sports daily launched on 23 May 1996 by Grupo Clarín, which describes it as the first and only sports daily in Argentina; ole.com.ar drew 20.74 million monthly visits in August 2026 on Semrush's measure. 2. TyC SportsBroadcaster · Television · Tranco 7,458 — Argentine sports cable channel on air since 1994. Kantar IBOPE made it the highest-rated pay-television channel in the country in June and July 2026, and on 26 May 2026 Grupo Clarín sold its 50 per cent to the Werthein group. 3. ClarínGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 1,161 — Buenos Aires general daily that Grupo Clarín dates to 28 August 1945 and attributes to Roberto Noble; the Reuters Institute's 2026 report records it as Argentina's highest-circulation print newspaper, with 647,000 digital subscribers. 4. La NaciónGeneral sports coverage · Newspaper · Tranco 1,128 — Buenos Aires general daily published by S.A. La Nación, which dates its first edition to 4 January 1870; its sports desk publishes under the Canchallena brand and the Reuters Institute records 386,000 digital subscribers. 5. InfobaeGeneral sports coverage · News site · Tranco 1,022 — Digital-native Argentine news site published by THX Medios S.A., with a standing Deportes desk; Comscore put it first among Argentine news sites in June 2026 on 13,492,618 unique users, a lead the outlet says has run eight consecutive years. 6. ESPN ArgentinaBroadcaster · Television · Tranco 11,525 — ESPN's Argentine edition and channels, owned by The Walt Disney Company. ESPN Premium has carried half of each Liga Profesional matchday since 2017 under rights running to 2030, and ESPN holds CONMEBOL club competitions for the 2027 to 2030 seasons.