Club World Cup 2025: New Format, Global Teams, and Exciting Matches Ahead

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup: A New Era for International Club Football The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is set to kick off in the United States on June 15th, marking a significant change in the tournament's format. For the first time, the competition will be held every four years, rather than annually. This new structure promises a more significant and impactful tournament. Twenty-four teams from across the globe have qualified, representing a diverse range of footballing nations. The groups have been drawn, and the competition will culminate in a final at MetLife Stadium on July 13th. European teams such as Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Bayern Munich are considered the favorites by bookmakers, but teams from South America, Africa, and Asia will also be competing. "It's a much bigger competition now, it's every four years," says Alex Barty, a sports journalist who created a TikTok video summarizing the event. The change also saw Club Leon removed after failing to meet FIFA criteria. The tournament promises to be a thrilling spectacle, showcasing the best club football from around the world.