Canadian Victor Montagliani has been re-elected president of CONCACAF, which represents North and Central America and the Caribbean.

At the 38th CONCACAF General Conference, Montagliani, the only candidate, was unanimously given another four-year term until 2027.

The Vancouver native also serves as a FIFA Vice President.

Canada Soccer President Nick Bontis will serve as Vice-President (North America) of the CONCACAF Council.

Montagliani was first elected CONCACAF president in 2016, defeating FIFA Appeals Board chairman Larry Mussenden 25-16 at the FIFA Congress in Mexico City. He was re-elected in 2019 when he ran unopposed.

Montagliani was president of the BC Soccer Association and served as Soccer Canada vice-president from 2005 to 2012 before being elected president.

Montagliani helped CONCACAF recover from corruption and scandal after former presidents Jeffrey Webb and his interim successor, Alfredo Hewitt, were both indicted by the US Department of Justice.