Paramount+ just picked up another major piece of the soccer calendar. CBS Sports and Concacaf announced a new multi-year rights deal that makes Paramount+ the exclusive English-language home in the United States for the Concacaf Champions Cup, Concacaf Central American Cup and Concacaf Caribbean Cup through the 2030 season.
Under the agreement, every match from the three competitions will stream live on Paramount+, with select Concacaf Champions Cup matches also airing on CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network. The package includes 137 matches per season, including all 51 Concacaf Champions Cup matches, and coverage begins in February.
“The Concacaf Champions Cup showcases the very best of club football across our region, bringing together champion clubs and some of the world’s best players in a competition that continues to grow in quality, prestige and global appeal,” said Concacaf President and FIFA Vice President Victor Montagliani in a statement.
With the new multi-year deal, CBS Sports Concacaf coverage includes:
- 137 live matches per season on Paramount+ through 2030, including all 51 Concacaf Champions Cup matches.
- 58 Concacaf Central American Cup matches streamed annually on Paramount+.
- 28 Concacaf Caribbean Cup matches streamed annually on Paramount+.
- Select Champions Cup matches also air on CBS Sports Network and CBS Sports Golazo Network.
- Golazo Network studio coverage across MORNING FOOTY, CBS SPORTS GOLAZO MATCHDAY, and SCORELINE.
- Additional coverage on CBSSports.com, the Golazo Starting XI newsletter, and CBS Sports social accounts.
“Through our new partnership with CBS Sports and Paramount+, we are excited to bring every match to fans across the United States with world-class coverage. Building on the tremendous success CBS Sports has achieved with elite international club football, this partnership will further elevate the profile of our clubs, our competitions and our game,” Montagliani said.
Paramount Continues to Expand Its Soccer Lineup
With the latest addition of the Concacaf matches, Paramount scored big on the tournaments, which FOX previously held. Soccer has been one of the biggest winners in the current streaming era, and Paramount+ has been steadily building one of the deepest soccer offerings in the market.
Just last month, CBS Sports and Lega Serie A extended their U.S. rights partnership through the end of the 2026-27 season, keeping all Serie A matches on Paramount+ while also preserving exclusive English- and Italian-language rights in the U.S. That deal covers 380 Serie A matches, plus at least 20 Coppa Italia matches and every Supercoppa Italiana fixture.
Beyond Italy, Paramount+ already has a strong soccer base. The service also carries the National Women’s Soccer League, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League and UEFA Conference League, which gives it a year-round lineup that now stretches from domestic club soccer to some of the biggest international competitions on the calendar.
These moves on the pitch matter more than ever after the 2026 FIFA World Cup delivered a huge reminder of how powerful soccer can be in the U.S. The final drew 38.937 million viewers on FOX in English and another 23.9 million across Telemundo and Peacock in Spanish, for nearly 63 million total viewers. For FOX, it was the most-watched soccer telecast in U.S. history, and the broader tournament helped push soccer further into the mainstream with American audiences.
In a year when the World Cup proved how big the audience can get, Paramount+ is building its soccer empire. With Serie A locked in, the new Concacaf deal added, and other major soccer properties already in place, it’s quietly becoming one of the most complete soccer destinations in streaming.
