The NRL has sealed a record-breaking $5.3 billion television rights deal with Channel Nine and Foxtel, marking the most lucrative broadcast agreement in the competition's history.

The landmark partnership will see both free-to-air and pay television continue to share coverage of Australia's premier rugby league competition, securing the game's broadcast future for the term of the agreement.

The deal surpasses all previous NRL broadcast arrangements in value, underscoring the growing commercial power of rugby league as one of Australia's most-watched sports. The $5.3 billion figure represents a significant step up from prior agreements and is expected to have wide-reaching implications for clubs, players, and the code's overall financial health.

Further details of the arrangement, including its duration and specific broadcast conditions, are expected to be outlined in the coming days.

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