CBS Sports adds US Spanish-language Concacaf Champions Cup rights
The deal replaces TUDN as the tournament’s Spanish-language home, with Paramount+ set to carry all 51 annual matches in both languages through 2030.
The deal replaces TUDN as the tournament’s Spanish-language home, with Paramount+ set to carry all 51 annual matches in both languages through 2030.

CBS Sports has acquired US Spanish-language rights to the Concacaf Champions Cup, bringing both language packages under Paramount, Inside World Football said on October 26. For Spanish-language viewers, the agreement means a move from TUDN to Paramount+.
CBS Sports already held the English-language rights. TUDN, a TelevisaUnivision channel, had shown the club football competition in Spanish for several years.
Both rights agreements run through 2030. Paramount+ will carry all 51 matches each year in English and Spanish, giving viewers access to the full competition in either language on one service.
The first season covered and the rights fee remain unspecified. Selected matches will also be available free on the CBS Sports app in both languages.

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