The FIFA World Cup Has Ended. The Opportunity for Concacaf Football is Just Beginning.
Concacaf connects 41 member associations across North America, Central America, and the Caribbean through the world's most powerful cultural force: football.
As our region enters an unprecedented era of growth, we are always looking for visionary partners to help shape what comes next.
THE SCALE OF THE OPPORTUNITY

Concacaf
represents one of the world's most economically dynamic and culturally influential regions — combining mature markets, emerging economies, and one of the youngest populations in global sport.
CONCACAF SITS AT THE CENTER OF FOOTBALL'S MOST IMPORTANT GROWTH CYCLE IN DECADES
MEET THE US CONCACAF FAN
43% under 35
43% of Concacaf fans in the United States are under 35
Multicultural audiences
33% more likely to speak more than 2 languages
Football-first consumers
27% more likely to be very or extremely interested in football
Digital-first engagement
12% more likely to engage with football content on social media
IN SERVICE OF THE GAME AND OUR REGION
Improving Competitive Balance
In the 2025 Gold Cup, the number of matches decided by a single goal or less increased by 73% compared to previous editions. Curacao made its FIFA World Cup debut and Haiti returned after 52 years.
Women's Football Development
Concacaf continues to advance women’s football with new tournaments reflecting the increasing depth, quality, and competitiveness of women’s football under the Concacaf W Ecosystem.
Infrastructure Development
Concacaf is developing the One Concacaf Home of Football in the Dominican Republic. This state-of-the-art facility will serve as a new hub for coaching, refereeing, and the development of elite talent.
Youth Participation Growth
Concacaf’s Bigger Game embodies our dedication to harnessing the power of football to enhance communities. The 2025 kick off event witnessed participation of 430 coaches and over 2,100 children in the football clinic.




