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CONCACAF Gold Cup FootballBid Rankings

CONCACAF Gold Cup is a international tournament in World (2025 season). FootballBid catalogues 16 teams and 430 players from participating clubs. No team in CONCACAF Gold Cup has been claimed on FootballBid yet. This is a fan-support ranking, not the official sporting table.

Players from participating clubs, ranked by the same FootballBid Value as the global player board.

1
A. Johnston
Owner:Vinícius R.Celtic · Canada
100% of #115d 23hTop of the table
$9
2
A. Trusty
Owner:Lewis M.Celtic · USA
100% of #111d 2h$1 to #1
$9
3
A. Davies
Owner:Private ownerBayern München · Canada
89% of #17d 19h$2 to #2
$8
4
A. Murillo
Owner:Oliver T.Beşiktaş · Panama
78% of #112d 20h$2 to #3
$7

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CONCACAF Gold Cup on FootballBid

CONCACAF Gold Cup is a international tournament in World and the board covers the 2025 season. FootballBid lists 16 teams from the competition and 430 players from their current squads. Every club has one FootballBid Value: the stake of the supporter who currently holds its badge.

No CONCACAF Gold Cup club has an owner yet, so every badge is a first-come $2 takeover.

Taking a badge is simple: open a club page and pay more than the current owner’s stake. Stakes are cumulative, so a returning supporter only pays the difference, and FootballBid Owner status is a temporary title that lasts while your stake stays the highest. It never grants equity, membership or any real-world right, and this page is not the official CONCACAF Gold Cup table.

Key facts

At a glance

Type: international tournament
Country / region: World
Season: 2025
Teams listed: 16
Teams with an owner: 0 of 16
Distinct owners: 0
Board value: $0
Claimed players: 10

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Which team is #1 in CONCACAF Gold Cup on FootballBid?

No team in CONCACAF Gold Cup has been claimed on FootballBid yet.

How are CONCACAF Gold Cup FootballBid rankings calculated?

Each team has one FootballBid Value: its current owner’s cumulative stake. The CONCACAF Gold Cup board filters the global ranking to teams currently catalogued in the competition, so a team’s position here and its global position come from the same number. This is not the official sporting table.

How many CONCACAF Gold Cup teams are on FootballBid?

FootballBid lists 16 CONCACAF Gold Cup teams for the current season. 0 of them currently have a FootballBid Owner, held by 0 different supporters, and the winning stakes across the board add up to $0.

How do I become the FootballBid Owner of a CONCACAF Gold Cup club?

Open the club page and pay more than the current owner’s stake (the price is always shown). Unclaimed clubs start at $2. Your stake is cumulative, so retaking a club later only costs the difference. Ownership is a temporary status that lasts while your stake is the highest; it is not equity, membership or any real-world right.

Is this the official CONCACAF Gold Cup table?

No. FootballBid ranks CONCACAF Gold Cup clubs by supporter stakes on FootballBid only. It is a international tournament based in World, but the official standings, results and fixtures are published by the competition itself and are not part of this ranking.

Can I rank CONCACAF Gold Cup players too?

Yes. The Players tab lists players from CONCACAF Gold Cup clubs ranked by the same FootballBid Value, with separate boards for goalkeepers, defenders, midfielders and forwards.

FootballBid rankings are based only on successful paid supporter contributions on FootballBid. They do not measure sporting performance, market value or real-world ownership.

Football data: API-Football · updated 3 hours ago. FootballBid ownership/value has no activity yet.

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