From Mexico City to the Caribbean, Concacaf’s club calendar will reach United States viewers through a new single streaming home from 2027. Paramount+ will hold exclusive Spanish-language rights to the Concacaf Champions Cup, adding them to its existing English-language package under CBS Sports.
The change ends TUDN’s Spanish-language coverage of the competition in the United States. Beginning with the 2027 tournament, Paramount+ will carry every Champions Cup match in both English and Spanish.
Quick facts
- Paramount+ will hold Concacaf Champions Cup rights in the United States from 2027 through 2030.
- Each Champions Cup edition will feature 51 matches on the platform.
- The 62nd Concacaf Champions Cup is scheduled for February to June 2027.
- The tournament draw will air on CBS Sports Golazo Network on Monday, December 21, 2026.
- Paramount+ will also show 58 Central American Cup matches and 28 Caribbean Cup matches each year.
The four-year agreement covers the 2027, 2028, 2029 and 2030 editions of Concacaf’s leading club tournament. It is a notable shift for supporters of Mexican clubs and other regional sides who had followed the Spanish coverage through TUDN.
CBS Sports’ wider deal also includes the annual Central American Cup and Caribbean Cup schedules. Both competitions will be available in English and Spanish, extending the broadcaster’s club-football footprint across the confederation.
Not every match will be restricted to the subscription platform. Selected games will be shown in English on CBS Sports Network, while CBS Sports Golazo Network will offer certain fixtures free in English.
The CBS Sports app will provide additional free match access in both languages. The Golazo Network will also carry the December 2026 draw, setting the bracket ahead of the February start.
For the Champions Cup itself, the 2027 campaign will mark the first season of the new arrangement. From that point through 2030, fans in the United States will find the tournament’s complete bilingual coverage under Paramount+ rather than on TUDN.
