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CBS Sports Secures Multi-Year Concacaf Broadcast Rights Through 2030

Paramount+ to Stream Champions Cup Starting 2027 as CBS Expands Coverage Across Its Networks

CBS Sports Locks Down Concacaf Rights Through 2030

CBS Sports announced today that it has renewed its English-language broadcasting agreements for the Concacaf Champions Cup, the Central American Cup and the Caribbean Cup, extending the deals through the end of the decade.

The centerpiece of the agreement, the Champions Cup, will make its debut on the streaming service Paramount+ beginning in 2027, marking a significant shift in how the competition reaches U.S. audiences.

In addition to the flagship tournament, the contracts guarantee coverage of the regional championships on the CBS Sports Network and the newly launched Golazo Network, ensuring that select matches will be available across both linear and digital platforms.

Implications for Fans and Partners

For viewers, the arrangement promises a more centralized viewing experience, with high-profile matches streamed directly to Paramount+ while still being accessible on CBS’s traditional channels for marquee games.

The extended timeline also provides stability for advertisers and sponsors, who can now plan multi-year campaigns around a guaranteed slate of Concacaf fixtures.

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