UEFA and Concacaf explore collaboration for Nations League
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 8:07 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

UEFA and Concacaf are in discussions to create a combined Nations League system, indicating a shift in international soccer dynamics. This comes amid ongoing tensions regarding FIFA's leadership and Gianni Infantino's recent proposal for private investment in the World Cup, which he later retracted. UEFA has previously aimed to work with CONMEBOL on similar initiatives, but the current situation may see North America's influence grow as economic factors become pivotal in future tournaments. Further developments are expected in collaborations between European and North American soccer federations leading up to upcoming World Cups.
- •UEFA and Concacaf discuss collaboration for a Nations League.
- •Tensions within FIFA arise as Infantino faces scrutiny.
- •Economic benefits drive partnerships ahead of future tournaments.
- •Concacaf and CONMEBOL have signed a strategic collaboration agreement.
- •Next Copa América is expected to feature North American teams.
- 8:07 PMYahoo Sports — Amid drama, FIFA alliances could change international soccer forever | Opinion
"Reports of a Nations League between UEFA and Concacaf countries show a shift in the balance of international soccer - and there may not be any going back.
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