Confederation News

NEW YORK - CONCACAF and Univision Deportes announced Monday the signing of a partnership agreement to broadcast its matches in the United States. The contract was signed by Jeffrey Webb, president of CONCACAF, and Juan Carlos Rodriguez, president of Univision Deportes, on Univision Network's leading sports entertainment program "Republica Deportiva" (Sports Republic). READ MORE >

Following Wednesday's announcement from CONMEBOL that the 2016 Copa America will be held in the United States and include the participation of six national teams from CONCACAF, Confederation officials confirmed Thursday that they are conducting talks on this matter and further negotiations are required before a final agreement has been reached. READ MORE >

CONCACAF announced Wednesday the creation of an Audit & Compliance Committee. The office will help ensure that the Confederation manages its finances responsibly as it continues to reform. READ MORE >

Given his extended stay in London, FIFA Vice President and CONCACAF President Jeffrey Webb has gladly accepted the English FA's invitation to attend the England vs. San Marino World Cup qualifier match tonight at Wembley Stadium as a guest. READ MORE >

CONCACAF announced that Mexican-born Jurgen Mainka has been appointed to the role of Director of Communications and Marketing, effective November 1st. READ MORE >

NEW YORK - CONCACAF announced Thursday it has reinstated its working relationship with the English Football Association (The FA) through a Development Partnership created to advance education and football trainings in the Confederation. READ MORE >

CONCACAF announced Tuesday the appointment of Horace Donovan Reid as Director of Competitions at CONCACAF, effective November 1. READ MORE >

Following a market-wide RFP, CONCACAF announced Tuesday that it has accepted a joint bid from World Sport Group and Traffic Sports for the confederation's international media rights. READ MORE >

CONCACAF held the first meeting of its newly created Integrity Committee Tuesday in New York City. The committee was presented with CONCACAF's Terms of Reference and will have the task to review and report past practices to the Executive Committee in order to ensure clarity regarding all pending issues within the confederation. READ MORE >

After its Executive Committee Meeting held today in Mexico City, CONCACAF announced the members of their new Integrity Committee, who will have the task of ensuring accountability, transparency, and good governance among the CONCACAF Congress and member countries. READ MORE >