WILLEMSTAD — Fox has secured broadcasting rights for the Concacaf Nations League and FIFA World Cup qualifier matches in Central America, according to Sportcal.

The media organization will hold exclusive distribution rights for both competitions across the designated region. The Nations League is an annual football competition administered by the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (Concacaf), featuring national teams from the region competing against one another.

The World Cup qualifier matches form part of the selection process for the FIFA World Cup tournament. These matches determine which nations qualify for participation in the final tournament.

The acquisition of these broadcast rights represents an expansion of Fox’s sports programming portfolio in Central America. Additional details regarding contract duration and financial terms have not been disclosed in available sources.