Concacaf: Canadian Victor Montagliani re-elected as president for a four-year term (2023-2027)

Victor Montagliani (CAN), 57, was re-elected president of Concacaf for a new four-year term (2023-2027), during the Confederation's 38^th ordinary congress held in Antigua (Guatemala), in the presence of representatives of the 41 national federations of North America, Central America and the Caribbean, on 25/02/2023. Montagliani was the sole candidate in the running.

Elected president for the first time on 12/05/2016, Victor Montagliani was then re-elected in 2019. This is therefore the Canadian's third term as president of the body. Consequently, he will remain vice-president of FIFA.

"When Montagliani was first elected as Concacaf president his priority was steering the Confederation through the challenges faced under previous administrations. After successfully leading the process to deliver important governance reforms, he has prioritized unity within Concacaf and creating and implementing a football first agenda across the Confederation," explained the body.

"Under Montagliani's leadership, Concacaf has launched several initiatives to support its federations in growing football on…