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FIFA's Club World Cup Finally Faces the Ultimate Test

  • FIFA's upcoming Club World Cup, featuring 32 teams and a prize pool of $1 billion, is scheduled to be held in various locations throughout the United States from mid-June to mid-July 2025.
  • The tournament faces criticism from players' union FIFPRO, which warned about players' heavy workloads and filed a complaint against FIFA in 2024.
  • The competition includes top clubs from Europe, South America, Africa, Asia, and North America, featuring stars like Messi and champions like Real Madrid and Chelsea.
  • FIFA President Gianni Infantino called this event 'the beginning of something historic' and aims to hold the tournament every four years as a global club championship.
  • The tournament's success remains uncertain amid slow ticket sales and skepticism, but it may shape the future schedule and global club soccer hierarchy.
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Miami. With unprecedented prizes of $1 billion and a poster full of stars, the new FIFA Club World Cup has all the ingredients to become a monumental event.

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FIFA's Club World Cup finally faces the ultimate test

With an eye-watering $1 billion in prize money, some of the biggest stars in the game and clubs competing from across the globe, FIFA's new Club World Cup has all the ingredients to be a huge event.

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lagaceta.com.ar broke the news in on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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