CONCACAF

CONCACAF, or the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football, is one of the six continental governing bodies for soccer (football) worldwide. It oversees the sport in the regions of North America, Central America, and the Caribbean. Established in 1961, CONCACAF organizes major tournaments like the Gold Cup and World Cup qualifiers for national teams. It aims to promote and develop soccer throughout its member countries, enhance competitive standards, and ensure fair play. The organization plays a crucial role in shaping the soccer landscape in its region, fostering both grassroots and professional levels of the game.