The international soccer association FIFA said Friday that it has reached an exclusive agreement with Seoul Broadcasting Service, or SBS, for broadcast rights on all FIFA-sponsored soccer games until 2014.

Under the contract, the broadcaster's subsidiary SBS International will cover all FIFA soccer matches including the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup games through free and paid television and radio, and mobile services for the entire Korean Peninsula.

FIFA said the contract also gives SBS International the right to broadcast the international youth soccer tournament for ages 17 or under, which is to be held in Korea in August 2007