CONMEBOL Extends GRUP MEDIAPRO Deal Through 2030
The renewed agreement keeps GRUP MEDIAPRO producing CONMEBOL matches, including those played in Bolivia, for the rest of the decade.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Soccer
CONMEBOL has renewed its agreement with GRUP MEDIAPRO through 2030, extending the company's role in producing and distributing South American football. GRUP MEDIAPRO will continue producing CONMEBOL matches played in Bolivia.
Why it matters
The renewal secures continuity for the production of CONMEBOL competitions, which GRUP MEDIAPRO has run end-to-end through its CONMEBOL Hub. It gives broadcasters, digital platforms, sponsors and fans a stable production partner for the region's major matches.
GRUP MEDIAPRO's CONMEBOL Hub produces upwards of 700 matches a year and has produced more than 3,500 matches since launching in 2019. For Bolivian fixtures, up to 20 cameras will be deployed at venues such as La Paz and El Alto, where the altitude presents production challenges, though the financial terms of the renewal were not disclosed.
The players
CONMEBOL
The South American Football Confederation is the governing body for football across South America and organizes its major continental competitions.
GRUP MEDIAPRO
A Spanish media and audiovisual production company that operates the CONMEBOL Hub and produces matches and distributes them to broadcasters and digital platforms.
The details
GRUP MEDIAPRO operates the CONMEBOL Hub, with production infrastructure based mainly in Buenos Aires and support from Miami, Barcelona and Montevideo. The company will deploy up to 20 cameras at Bolivian venues to produce CONMEBOL matches.
Timeline
2019: The CONMEBOL Hub went live.
- 2026-11-02
CONMEBOL's renewal with GRUP MEDIAPRO was announced.
Through 2030: The renewed agreement covers CONMEBOL match production and distribution.
Season Trajectory
The renewal extends a production model the CONMEBOL Hub has run since 2019, which has handled more than 3,500 matches. Keeping one production partner in place through 2030 gives the confederation a consistent broadcast operation across its competitions and the high-altitude venues in Bolivia.
Fans following CONMEBOL competitions can expect the matches to be produced through the same CONMEBOL Hub operation rather than a new provider. Viewers watching Bolivian fixtures will see broadcasts produced with up to 20 cameras at high-altitude venues.
The takeaway
A long-term renewal signals that CONMEBOL is prioritizing continuity in how its matches are produced and distributed. For viewers, that consistency typically means the broadcast experience stays stable across seasons.
Further reading
For more on the competitions behind these productions, explore our Soccer coverage.
