Concacaf Champions Cup TV rights go to Paramount+ through 2030
Paramount+ will stream English-language Concacaf club matches in the U.S., covering 137 games per season across three tournaments.
By Georgia Hale · Staff Writer
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The Concacaf Champions Cup TV rights have a new English-language home in the United States: Paramount+ will carry the competition exclusively through the 2030 season under a multiyear deal announced by CBS Sports and Concacaf.
The agreement also covers the Concacaf Central American Cup and the Concacaf Caribbean Cup, putting all three of the confederation’s men’s club tournaments on the same streaming platform for English-language viewers in the U.S.
Where can I watch the Concacaf Champions Cup?
Paramount+ will stream every match from the Concacaf Champions Cup, Concacaf Central American Cup and Concacaf Caribbean Cup each season under the deal, CBS Sports said. Select Concacaf Champions Cup games will also be shown on CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network.
In total, Paramount+ is set to carry 137 matches per season across the three competitions. That breaks down to 51 Concacaf Champions Cup matches, 58 Concacaf Central American Cup matches and 28 Concacaf Caribbean Cup matches annually.
CBS Sports said its Golazo Network studio shows will support the coverage, including Morning Footy, CBS Sports Golazo Matchday and Scoreline. The company also said it will add reporting on CBSSports.com, the Golazo Starting XI newsletter and its @CBSSportsGolazo social channels.
What is the Concacaf Champions Cup?
The Concacaf Champions Cup is Concacaf’s top men’s club tournament, bringing together leading teams from North America, Central America and the Caribbean. Clubs reach the field through domestic leagues and cups, as well as the Concacaf Central American Cup, Concacaf Caribbean Cup and Leagues Cup.
The prize goes beyond regional bragging rights. According to CBS Sports, the Champions Cup winner earns Concacaf’s berth pathway to the four-year FIFA Club World Cup and the yearly FIFA Intercontinental Cup.
Major League Soccer clubs in the 2026 Concacaf Champions Cup included San Diego FC, LA Galaxy, Los Angeles FC, Nashville SC, Philadelphia Union, FC Cincinnati, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Inter Miami CF.
MLS teams have had a tough ride in the competition. CBS Sports noted that Seattle Sounders are the only MLS club to win the tournament in its modern era, doing so in 2022. Earlier editions were won by D.C. United in 1998 and LA Galaxy in 2000.
Mexican clubs have dominated the recent roll call, winning 19 of the past 21 editions, according to CBS Sports. Cruz Azul and Club America share the tournament record with seven titles apiece.
Deportivo Toluca FC are the most recent champions. CBS Sports said Toluca defeated Tigres UANL in a penalty shootout in February 2026 to take the title.
What comes next on the Concacaf calendar?
The fourth edition of the Concacaf Central American Cup is scheduled to begin Tuesday, while the Caribbean Cup starts Aug. 4, CBS Sports said.
The next Concacaf Champions Cup will be the tournament’s 62nd edition. It is set to run from February through June 2027.
This story draws on original reporting from CBS Sports.