Confederation News

NEW YORK - CONCACAF will work with each national association to identify and install its own head of referee development, the main focus for the confederation's officiating efforts in 2010. READ MORE >

NEW YORK - Canada, Mexico and the United States will play off against the seven Central American nations for five places in the CONCACAF men's youth championships beginning with the 2011 tournament, a change approved Monday by the confederation's Executive Committee. READ MORE >

LONDON - FIFA Vice President and CONCACAF President Jack Warner added his voice to those calling for a salary cap in club soccer and a requirement that teams field players from their native country, noting that emergence of the European ... READ MORE >

NEW YORK - The Gold Cup has a new Web site, GoldCup.org, with videos, polls, previews and more.The first phase of a redesign that next will include the CONCACAF Champions League and then the rest of CONCACAF.com, the new site has several... READ MORE >

NEW YORK - President Jack Warner and General Secretary Chuck Blazer were re-elected to the FIFA Executive Committee at the XXVI CONCACAF Ordinary Congress in the Bahamas on Monday.Warner and Blazer ran without opposition and will return... READ MORE >

NEW YORK -- Honduras will get a third team in next season's CONCACAF Champions League due to Belize not meeting the standards for an adequate stadium, the confederation's Executive Committee decided Monday.Tournament regulations require ... READ MORE >

NEW YORK - Nicaraguan Football Federation President Julio Rocha and former Jamaican federation head Anthony James have been selected along with retired CONCACAF executive Clive Toye for induction into the confederation's Hall of Fame. ... READ MORE >

NEW YORK - CONCACAF President Jack Warner and General Secretary Chuck Blazer both will return to their seats on the FIFA Executive Committee for another four years, having been nominated without opposition to the world body's most powerf... READ MORE >

NEW YORK - CONCACAF will receive $10 million from FIFA for development initiatives in Central America and the Caribbean, with the aim to strengthen and enhance the infrastructure of 11 fledgling leagues in the region. "Win in CON... READ MORE >

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad - With the notion that nothing is accomplished until it starts, the Caribbean Football Union has given its members a blueprint with targets to spur development of the game in the region. Specifying areas from p... READ MORE >