CONCACAF Liga de Campeones (Champions League) is an annual club football tournament organized by CONCACAF and the Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF). It has been contested since 1962, and is the highest club tournament of its kind in the North, Central American and Caribbean region. \n\nThe champion of CONCACAF Liga de Campeones qualifies for the FIFA Club World Cup. The twelve participating teams in the tournament are the Champions of all the CONCACAF Member Associations, and the tournament is divided into three stages; Group Stage, Finals, and the Championship Game. In the Group Stage, 24 teams from the qualifying Member Associations are divided into eight groups of three teams. The eight group winners and eight runners-up advance to the Finals. \n\nIn the Finals, the four total teams (2 group winners, 2 runners-up) are divided into two groups of two teams and compete in single-game play-off type matches. The two teams with the best record in each group advance to the Championship Game. In the Championship Game, the two remaining teams compete in a single match to determine the champion.\n\nThe most successful clubs in CONCACAF Liga de Campeones include Mexican teams such as Club America, Club Deportivo Guadalajara and Cruz Azul who have won the title seven times each. Some of the popular players that have featured in the league in current years include Bryan Oveido (Cruz Azul), Walter Ayoví (Monterrey) and Diego Novaretti (León). \n\nCONCACAF Liga de Campeones is highly regarded in the world of football, and its winners are recognized as the best team in North, Central American and Caribbean football. It is a great measure of the region’s progress, and provides a great platform for both players and fans alike to enjoy a top-level of football competition.

CONCACAF Liga de Campeones

Alajuelense

Atlético Ottawa

Cartaginés

Club América

Cruz Azul

Defence Force

FC Cincinnati

Forge FC

Inter Miami CF

LA Galaxy

LAFC

Monterrey

Mount Pleasant

Nashville SC

O&M FC

Olimpia

Philadelphia Union

Pumas UNAM

Real España

San Diego FC

Seattle Sounders FC

Sporting San Miguelito

Tigres UANL

Toluca

Vancouver FC

Vancouver Whitecaps FC

Xelajú MC

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Soccer

Marius Aiyenero

Denis Bouanga

Amin Boudri

Tyler Boyd

Jeremy Ebobisse

Son Heung-min

David Martinez

Nathan Ordaz

Adrian Wibowo

Forwards

Mathieu Choiniere

Mark Delgado

Stephen Eustaquio

Matthew Evans

Igor Jesus

Ryan Raposo

Jacob Shaffelburg

Jude Terry

Timothy Tillman

Midfielders

Christian Diaz

Ryan Hollingshead

Aaron Long

Kenny Nielsen

Sergi Palencia

Ryan Porteous

Eddie Segura

Artem Smoliakov

Nkosi Tafari

Defenders

Cabral Carter

Thomas Hasal

Hugo Lloris

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