Concacaf Prepares for 2026 World Cup with Bold Plans for Growth Across the Region. Concacaf General Secretary Philippe Moggio outlined the region’s ambitious future and recent growth during a keynote address at the opening session of the Soccerex Convention held in Miami on November 13 and 14. Speaking alongside Fox Sports’ Alexi Lalas, Moggio highlighted Concacaf’s progress under President Victor Montagliani’s leadership, focusing on enhanced competition structures and infrastructure investments that support football’s growth across North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Additionally, Concacaf has launched infrastructure initiatives like the “One Concacaf Home of Football” in the Dominican Republic, which will provide a hub for youth development, coaching, and referee training. “This facility is crucial for grassroots growth and will ensure access to quality resources across all 41 federations,” Moggio said. Reflecting on Concacaf’s transformation since 2016, Moggio highlighted the President, Victor Montagliani’s focus on putting “football first” in all areas of the confederation’s work with its 41 member federations. With strengthened governance and unity, Concacaf now projects revenue exceeding $1 billion for the 2022-2026 cycle, marking a strong recovery and promising future for football in the North America, Central America and Caribbean region. “We are committed to putting the sport first and growing the sport sustainably across our region,” Moggio concluded.
