Soccerex and Concacaf Announce Strategic Partnership for Soccerex Miami 2026

MIAMI, FL — Soccerex, the global football business platform connecting the football industry through strategic relationships, meaningful collaboration and year-round business opportunities, today announced a partnership with Concacaf for Soccerex Miami 2026, where the confederation will join as a partner.

Through participation at Soccerex Miami 2026, Concacaf will leverage the Soccerex platform to share the story of football across North America, Central America and the Caribbean, strengthen relationships across the football business community and create meaningful connections that support the Confederation’s strategic priorities.

Soccerex is building a broader, year-round platform designed to connect clubs, leagues, federations, confederations, brands, investors, technology companies, media organizations and other leaders from across the global football industry.

With Concacaf headquartered in Miami, Soccerex Miami 2026 provides a fitting opportunity for the Confederation to engage with the broader football business community through executive participation, thought leadership and stakeholder engagement, while highlighting the growth, opportunities and priorities of football across its 41 Member Associations. Both organizations also see the event as an opportunity to explore how their collaboration could continue to develop in the future.

Garrett Navia, Chief Executive Officer of Soccerex, said:

“Football has always been about bringing people together, and for nearly 30 years Soccerex has served as the platform where the business of the game comes together. We’ve built a place where relationships are formed, ideas are shared and opportunities are created that help move football forward.

Partnering with Concacaf is a natural fit because we’re aligned in our commitment to growing football, strengthening the broader ecosystem and creating lasting opportunities across North America, Central America and the Caribbean. Together, we have an opportunity to connect the right people, create meaningful impact both on and off the pitch, and lay the foundation for further collaboration that can benefit not only our organizations, but the future of football throughout the region.”

Philippe Moggio, General Secretary of Concacaf, said:

“This partnership provides Concacaf with a valuable opportunity to showcase the continued growth and evolution of football across our region and to engage with leaders from across the global game. We look forward to using Soccerex Miami 2026 to tell our story, build meaningful relationships and advance conversations that support our strategic priorities and create new opportunities for football throughout our 41 Member Associations.”

Concacaf will have a prominent presence at Soccerex Miami 2026, including executive participation, thought leadership and a flagship exhibition presence.

Soccerex Miami 2026 forms part of Soccerex's broader year-round platform connecting the global football industry, bringing together organizations, ideas and opportunities that help drive the game forward