CONCACAF Launched Its New Digital Platform Powered by Deltatre FORGE
Adam Harrie — May 13, 2026 — Lifestyle
References: deltatre & businesswire
CONCACAF launched a new website and mobile app powered by Deltatre FORGE, creating a single digital destination for soccer fans across all 41 member associations with live streaming, video-on-demand, real-time match data and personalized team and competition following. The new digital platform runs on the same technology supporting the NFL, NHL, MLB, MLS, Serie A and more than 300 other major sports organizations worldwide.
The platform supports both English and Spanish, offering granular match notifications, a ‘Where to Watch’ broadcaster locator and free fan accounts for personalized content. In markets without broadcast access, the app also serves as the primary destination for live matches.
CONCACAF shows how implementing proven enterprise sports technology on a unified platform can strengthen the digital fan experience across multiple markets simultaneously.
Image Credit: CONCACAF/Deltatre
The platform supports both English and Spanish, offering granular match notifications, a ‘Where to Watch’ broadcaster locator and free fan accounts for personalized content. In markets without broadcast access, the app also serves as the primary destination for live matches.
CONCACAF shows how implementing proven enterprise sports technology on a unified platform can strengthen the digital fan experience across multiple markets simultaneously.
Image Credit: CONCACAF/Deltatre
What fans want from soccer apps and streaming
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Unified Digital Fan Platforms — A single platform aggregating live streams, VOD and real-time data offers opportunities to redefine fan engagement across multiple associations with centralized personalization and consistent UX.
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Multilingual Localized Experiences — Bilingual interfaces and region-specific notifications create openings for tailored content strategies that increase accessibility and retention among diverse fan bases.
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Streaming-as-primary Distribution — When apps become the main outlet in markets without broadcasters, there is scope for new direct-to-consumer monetization models and audience measurement standards.
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Sports Media Rights Management — Consolidated digital delivery creates the potential to renegotiate rights packages around platform-driven audience metrics rather than traditional territorial deals.
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Mobile Sports App Development — Scalable enterprise-grade app frameworks present the chance to deliver premium, low-latency viewing experiences across regions while simplifying integration for federations and broadcasters.
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Advertising and Sponsorship in Sports — Granular user data and personalized content feeds enable more precise targeting and dynamic inventory tied to live events and micro-segments of fans.
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