Articles dedicated to the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in the United States
LAFC had a lot to celebrate after winning a berth to compete in the FIFA Club World Cup despite falling short of winning several titles in the last few years. But who's to blame for the Club's ultimate shortfalls?
Los Angeles FC will head back to the West Coast with one point earned in the FIFA Club World Cup and more than a few questions for the remainder portion of the MLS season
In 87-degree Cincinnati heat, Borussia Dortmund’s substitutes opted for the locker room instead of the sideline. The move has ignited a fierce debate: are European clubs really here to win the Club World Cup — or just checking a box?
LAFC entered the FIFA Club World Cup as MLS’s best hope for global legitimacy. Instead, they exited with zero goals, two losses, and a harsh reminder of the league’s tactical and structural limits.
Seattle isn’t just hosting—it’s betting on home field, identity, and an underrated tactical edge to survive the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup’s most brutal group. Here’s why the Sounders might just be able to sneak past the group stage.
FIFA reveals the top 5 most in-demand matches of the 2025 Club World Cup — featuring Boca, Flamengo, Real Madrid, and other global giants.
Flamengo faces fan pressure, injury setbacks, and poor finishing just 54 days before their Club World Cup debut in the U.S.
Should Club Leon's appeal fail, the playoff winner would be placed in Group D alongside Chelsea, Flamengo, and Esperance. The expanded 32-team tournament is scheduled to begin on June 14.
Could MLS be on the cards for De Bruyne after being a pivotal part of Manchester City's success since 2015?
The 2025 Brasileirão season started with six matches this Saturday. FIFA Club World Cup participants, Flamengo and Fluminense disappointed in the first matchday.
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup™ offers a USD 1B prize pool, with the champion potentially earning up to USD 125M, reshaping club football worldwide.
Botafogo splashed with bold moves in the 2025 transfer window, signing 11 players and preparing for the FIFA Club World Cup.
The Brazilian team brought seven players including rising stars.
After a frustrating first season, Pedro de La Vega is finally delivering everything the fans had hoped for.
Arsenal midfielder Jorginho is linked to a move to Flamengo as the Brazilian club continues to attract Premier League stars. Could he be the next big signing ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025?
Sloppy defensive mistakes, misses on transfer targets and newer signings struggling have contributed to Palmeiras's slow start in 2025
