FIFA Club World Cup

The forthcoming 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, set to take place concurrently with the Concacaf Gold Cup, has raised significant concerns regarding player availability for national teams. FIFA’s recent policy shift, which does not mandate the release of players from clubs during the tournament, could have substantial ramifications for teams in Canada, Mexico, and the
In recent months, Inter Miami CF has undergone a remarkable transformation, asserting its presence in the world of professional soccer. With significant achievements like winning the 2023 Leagues Cup and the 2024 Supporters’ Shield, the team has captured the attention of fans worldwide. Co-owner Jorge Mas recently emphasized that the team’s qualification for the prestigious
The professional football landscape is currently experiencing an intense scrutiny that highlights alarming deficiencies in safety standards and labor practices. A comprehensive report by researchers at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven) sheds light on these critical issues, raising questions about the global governing body of football, FIFA, and its policies. Commissioned by the global players’
In an exciting development for soccer enthusiasts, Inter Miami has reportedly secured its spot as the final Major League Soccer (MLS) representative in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. Sources have indicated that an official announcement confirming Inter Miami’s participation is imminent. This addition marks a significant moment not only for the franchise but also
As football continues to evolve into a more commercially driven spectacle, the increasing congestion of the global calendar raises critical questions about player welfare and the sustainability of the sport. Recent discussions surrounding an antitrust lawsuit filed with the European Commission have brought this issue into sharper focus. Major League Soccer (MLS) president Don Garber
Javier Tebas, the president of LaLiga, has voiced strong discontent regarding FIFA’s plans for the 2025 Club World Cup, sparking significant debate within the football community. Tebas urges FIFA president Gianni Infantino to cancel the tournament, claiming a lack of support from both leagues and players. This discontent stems from several critical issues surrounding the