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Caught in the Crossfire: Club World Cup, National Team Loyalty, and the Fatigue Crisis Facing Soccer's Elite
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Caught in the Crossfire: Club World Cup, National Team Loyalty, and the Fatigue Crisis Facing Soccer's Elite
With next summer’s 2025 FIFA Club World Cup set to kick off in the United States, the tournament is already drawing more than just commercial buzz and global intrigue—it’s setting off alarm bells among national team managers and players alike, who are concerned with one thing: burnout. The tournament’s expansion to 32 clubs, its month-long format, and a promised prize pool reportedly exceeding $150 million have elevated the Club World Cup’s sign…
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