CONMEBOL (South American Football Confederation)

CONMEBOL, or the South American Football Confederation, is the governing body responsible for overseeing soccer (football) competitions and development in South America. It organizes major tournaments like the Copa América and manages national teams and club championships within the region. Founded in 1916, CONMEBOL promotes the sport’s growth, ensures rules are followed, and represents South American nations in global football organizations such as FIFA. Its member associations include countries like Brazil, Argentina, and Colombia. Overall, CONMEBOL plays a key role in fostering competitive, organized, and high-quality football across South America.