CBS Sports and Concacaf announced a multiyear media rights agreement granting Paramount+ exclusive English-language streaming rights in the United States for three men’s club competitions through the 2030 season. The deal covers the Concacaf Champions Cup, Concacaf Central American Cup, and Concacaf Caribbean Cup, with all 137 matches available annually on the streaming platform.
Paramount+ will distribute 51 Concacaf Champions Cup matches, 58 Central American Cup matches, and 28 Caribbean Cup matches each season. Select Champions Cup matches will also air on CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network as part of the arrangement. The streaming service already carries UEFA Champions League and Serie A programming.
CBS Sports will provide supplemental coverage through various channels, including studio programming on the Golazo Network, digital reporting on CBSSports.com, the Golazo Starting XI newsletter, and social media accounts dedicated to Concacaf coverage. Studio shows include Morning Footy, CBS Sports Golazo Matchday, and Scoreline.
The Concacaf Champions Cup serves as the confederation’s premier men’s club competition, featuring teams from North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. The tournament’s winner qualifies for both the FIFA Club World Cup and the FIFA Intercontinental Cup. Mexican clubs have dominated the competition historically, winning 19 of the past 21 editions. Deportivo Toluca FC won the most recent title in February 2026, defeating Tigres UANL in a penalty shootout. The Central American Cup begins Tuesday, the Caribbean Cup starts Aug 4, and the 62nd Champions Cup edition runs from February through June 2027.
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