Aug 22 (Reuters) - Verizon said on Thursday it

will offer 12 months of Netflix Premium plan for free

to customers who purchase one year of the National Football

League's exclusive premium streaming service.

The U.S. telecom giant combines its popular "myPlan"

offering with streaming packages, such as Warner Bros

Discovery's ( WBD ) Max and Disney+, to attract

customers.

Starting Thursday, Verizon customers can save up to $276

annually on the latest bundle of NFL+ Premium and Netflix ( NFLX ).

Customers can stream seven exclusive live games during the

2024-2025 season and tune into NFL Network 24/7 for football

news and coverage.

In June, the company announced its "myHome" plan for

Verizon's Home Internet customers, which offers streaming

services such as Disney+ and YouTube Premium,

among others, as part of a bundled offering starting at $10 per

month.