The Fox Latin America regional broadcaster has agreed a deal with Concacaf, soccer's governing body across North and Central America and the Caribbean, for rights to show the Nations League competition and qualifiers for the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
The deal, which covers Central America, was brokered by international sports media rights agency Mediapro and sports marketing giant IMG.
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The agreement includes the next two editions of the Nations League (2026-27 and 2028-29), including the finals, as well as the World Cup qualifiers, which will begin in September 2027 and conclude in November 2029.
Philippe Moggio, Concacaf general secretary, said: “We are pleased to expand the reach of our competitions through this agreement with Fox. The Concacaf Nations League and the qualifiers for the FIFA World Cup 2030 represent some of the most important moments for our Member Associations and their fans.
“This agreement will allow millions of people across Central America to enjoy high-quality coverage and experience Concacaf football at every stage of the journey toward the next FIFA World Cup.”
As part of the agreement, Fox will broadcast matches from both competitions featuring Concacaf’s member associations.
This includes away matches played by Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, and Panama.
The broadcasts will be available across Central America through Fox platforms, on both television and streaming, and will feature local commentary and special programming, including pre- and post-match coverage.
Fox will begin its broadcasts of the Nations League on September 24, with the first matches of the competition.
The finals are set for March 2027 at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, California.
Carlos Martinez, Fox executive vice president and general manager in Latin America, added: “Adding the Concacaf Nations League and the qualifiers for the 2030 World Cup strengthens our sports offering with content of tremendous relevance to the region.”
In June, Fox renewed its deal with Concacaf for the Gold Cup, while adding the Nations League to its portfolio of major national team tournaments in the US.
Under the extended agreement, Fox Sports will remain the US English-language home of the flagship Gold Cup and hold rights to the Nations League through 2029.
The deal includes rights to the next two editions of the Gold Cup, as well as the 2026–27 and 2028–29 cycles of the Nations League, including the finals.
Fox has a strong national team soccer portfolio in North and Central America. The network was also the home of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the US, which the country co-hosted with Mexico and Canada.
