CBS Sports has secured exclusive English-language rights to broadcast the Concacaf Champions Cup, along with the Central American and Caribbean Cups, on Paramount+ through 2030. The platform will stream all 137 matches from these tournaments each season, including key games on CBS Sports Network. CBS's coverage will also extend through social media and digital outlets. This agreement positions Paramount+ as a major player in U.S. soccer broadcasting, enhancing its existing portfolio that includes UEFA Champions League and Serie A match coverage.

By the Numbers
  • 137 total matches streamed each season across three tournaments.
  • 51 matches for the Concacaf Champions Cup per season.
  • 19 of the last 21 Concacaf Champions Cup titles won by Mexican clubs.
State of Play What's Next

The fourth edition of the Concacaf Central American Cup begins Tuesday, with the Caribbean Cup starting on August 4. The Champions Cup is set to take place from February to June 2027. CBS is expected to expand its soccer-related content and viewership through these tournaments.

Bottom Line

The exclusive rights acquisition marks a significant investment in soccer by CBS Sports, likely leading to increased audience engagement and expanding the reach of Concacaf competitions in the U.S. This move strengthens CBS's position in the competitive media landscape of sports broadcasting.