In an era where fans crave more than just watching matches, DAZN is closing the gap between supporters and players in a way few platforms have attempted.
The streaming giant has rolled out a new interactive tool inside its mobile app: scheduled live chat sessions where registered users — for free — can submit questions, share reactions and get direct responses from professional footballers. Powered by AI-driven instant translation, the feature removes language barriers and opens the door to truly global participation.
The initiative, developed in partnership with The Residency, first went live earlier this year with sessions featuring stars such as Barcelona’s Alejandro Balde and FermÃn López, Inter Milan’s Lautaro MartÃnez, and Chelsea’s Enzo Fernández. After a successful run, including a recent chat with MartÃnez, the schedule continues this week.
On Wednesday, March 11, 2026, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang — the experienced forward now shining at Olympique de Marseille — will take center stage. Fans can join the session via the DAZN app, ask questions in real time and hear unfiltered thoughts from the Gabon international.
Just over a week later, on March 19, 2026, Enzo Fernández is set to return for another round, giving followers another chance to connect with the World Cup-winning Argentine midfielder.
While many streaming services have experimented with fan polls, Q&As and behind-the-scenes content, DAZN’s approach stands out for its immediacy and directness. The freemium access model (open to all registered users, no subscription required for chats) lowers the entry barrier and positions the platform as more than a broadcaster — it’s becoming a community hub.