The third season of Glee will air on Sky instead of E4 in the UK.
After rumours about the show's future on E4 last month, Sky has reportedly signed a deal to broadcast the new episodes.
According to the Daily Star, Sky eventually paid £12m for the rights to the series.
A spokesperson for Sky would not confirm or deny the reports but a Channel 4 spokesperson told Digital Spy: "By not renewing the Glee deal, we are freeing up huge amounts of budget to invest in home-grown programming, British talent and of course continuing to discover and showcase what the US has to offer."
The spokesperson added: "We are particularly thrilled to have recently acquired The Killing."
Channel 4 announced last month that it had picked up The Killing, the American remake of popular Danish series Forbrydelsen.
The first season of Glee premiered on E4 in the UK in 2009 and became a hit for the digital channel. The current season is airing on Mondays at 9pm on E4.
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