Traffic Sports USA, with headquarters in Miami, Florida, is a subsidiary of Traffic Marketing Esportivo.

Established more than 16 years ago, as Inter Forever Sports, Traffic Sports USA is a leading company in organizing and marketing football events in North America, Central America and the Caribbean, acting as commercial partner to UNCAF ( Unión Centroamericana de Fútbol) and CFU (Caribbean Football Union).

Among the events commercialized by Traffic Sports USA, are most of CONCACAF’s 2010 World Cup Qualifying Matches and 2009 UNCAF’s Copa de Naciones.

The company organized and sold the rights for Five Gold Cups, the CONCACAF Champions Cup, the Regional Under-17 Championship, the Copa de Naciones, and the UNCAF Clubs Championship, plus hundreds of international friendly matches.

Furthermore, Traffic Sports USA also sells the rights for Copa America in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, and manages Fort Lauderdale Strikers F. C., the only men’s professional football team in South Florida.

Traffic Sports USA
501 Brickell Key Drive, Suite 407
Miami, FL 33131 USA
tel.: + 1 305 377 2700
Fax: + 1 305 377 0802

Traffic Sports Europe, with offices in Holland and Portugal, carries out most of its activities on the continent from Lisbon.  Established two years ago, the Portuguese office is responsible for the company’s commercial actions in Europe’s main markets, where the negotiation of Brazilian soccer players stands out.

In 2009, Traffic Sports Europe expanded its operation in the most important continental market of soccer, establishing a partnership with Estoril, which currently disputes the National Second Division (Liga Vitalis), the Carlsberg Cup (Cup of Portugal) and the League Cup.

With its ownership experience with Miami FC and Desportivo Brasil, Traffic has been running Estoril since July with the objective of taking it back to the elite division of soccer in Portugal in the next few seasons.  The company’s first measure was to reinforce the Portuguese team through the transfer of Brazilian players.