FeedConstruct Expands Global Football Portfolio with Panamanian League Rights

FeedConstruct Expands Global Football Portfolio with Panamanian League Rights

Overview

FeedConstruct has added Panama’s top football competitions to its growing roster of global streaming and data rights. The sports data and streaming provider, a subsidiary of SoftConstruct, has secured rights to the Liga Panameña de Fútbol (LPF) and Liga PROM, Panama’s second division. Under the agreement, every match from both leagues will be covered, with full global exclusivity distributed through FeedConstruct’s international network.

The deal continues a busy 2026 for the company, which has already signed football-rights agreements with leagues around the world. By adding a complete national framework in Central America, FeedConstruct is positioning itself as a key provider of official, reliable sports content for the global betting industry.

What the Deal Includes

Two Leagues, One Full Season

The agreement gives FeedConstruct coverage of every official fixture in both leagues. That means a continuous, high-volume calendar of matches throughout the domestic season. As the company noted, the schedule of the two leagues “provides a complete domestic framework that guarantees a continuous, high-volume calendar of official fixtures throughout the season.”

This is particularly valuable for sportsbook operators. A steady stream of official matches from one country makes it easier to build regional markets with confidence, rather than relying on isolated fixtures or unofficial data.

Global Exclusivity

FeedConstruct will offer the matches through its international network with full global exclusivity. This is a key commercial term: it means the company becomes the single international destination for Panamanian league data and streaming, giving its partners a unique product.

Why This Deal Matters for Panamanian Football

Panama’s leagues may not have the global profile of Europe’s top divisions, but the deal reflects a growing trend: smaller national competitions are increasingly looking for international partners to expand their reach and create new revenue streams.

Ramón Cardoze, General Manager at PRODENA, the rights holder for the Panamanian leagues, emphasised the importance of the partnership:

“At PRODENA, we are committed to creating new opportunities for Panamanian football to grow beyond our borders. Partnering with FeedConstruct allows us to strengthen the international distribution of LPF and Liga PROM while ensuring that the global betting industry has access to high-quality and reliable official content. We are confident this collaboration will enhance the visibility and commercial value of our competitions.”

For Panamanian football, this is more than a media-rights deal. It is a way to build an international audience, attract new commercial interest, and raise the leagues’ profile in the global sports market.

FeedConstruct’s 2026 Football Expansion

The Panama agreement is part of a wider rights-buying push by FeedConstruct this year. The company has already secured a number of football deals, including:

These agreements show a clear strategic focus on football in 2026. But football is not the only sport on the company’s radar. FeedConstruct’s portfolio also includes streaming and data rights for several basketball leagues, including competitions in Nicaragua, Ecuador, and Chile.

In addition, the company recently confirmed its first major partnership in some time outside football and basketball: an agreement with the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC). This move signals that FeedConstruct is expanding beyond its traditional strengths to become a broader supplier of live sports data and streaming content.

What This Means for Betting Operators

For sportsbook operators, the value of official data and streaming rights goes beyond just having something to broadcast. Official partnerships ensure that match data is reliable, fast, and consistent with the actual on-field action. That reduces the risk of errors and helps build trust with bettors.

Ani Isakhanyan, Head of Rights and Content at FeedConstruct, explained the company’s approach:

“Adding Panama’s complete professional framework directly responds to sportsbook demand for a dependable, comprehensive calendar of Central American content. Our priority is delivering fast data and streaming so our partners can scale this regional coverage without operational friction.”

Central American football has traditionally been underserved in international betting menus. By offering a complete domestic calendar from Panama, FeedConstruct gives its partners a way to cover more hours of the day, especially during gaps in the European or South American schedules.

Looking Ahead

FeedConstruct’s recent agreements—Panama, Malta, Wales, multiple basketball leagues in Latin America, and baseball with the WBSC—paint a clear picture of a company expanding in every direction. The Panamanian deal strengthens its Central American presence and adds another layer to its global sports calendar.

For the LPF and Liga PROM, the partnership could open doors to new fans, new sponsors, and greater international commercial value. For the betting industry, it means more official content, more reliable data, and another region to offer in a competitive market.

The deal is a reminder that sports rights today are no longer just about television audiences. Live streaming, fast data, and global distribution are now central to how leagues grow—and how FeedConstruct is building its business.