FIFA Club World Cup news

The World Cup can be spectacular - and CWC was a blueprint for what FIFA, North America must do to ensure that outcome

Yes, sporting performance matters, but for PSG, it’s also about looking good, pushing boundaries and brand building off the pitch

The MLSPA have reportedly agreed a deal to receive 30 percent of the CWC prize money, ending months of tension with the league

The head of America's top domestic league says the tournament was a significant moment for soccer in the country

After playing a pivotal role in Chelsea’s Club World Cup triumph, Cole Palmer has used his time off to reconnect with his heritage as he travelled to the island of St Kitts in the Caribbean. The island is the birthplace of his grandfather, Sterry Palmer, and it marks the Chelsea star’s first-ever trip to the country.

The 2025 version of Club World Cup was immensely flawed, but showed enough upside as a competitive entity to survive

Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly reflected on his team winning the Club World Cup in New Jersey, beating Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 in the final. The American businessman was overjoyed as the Blues bagged their second title of the 2024-25 campaign. Boehly also heaped praise on all the Blues stars while delivering his verdict on manager Enzo Maresca.

Cole Palmer has been told he does not sit alongside Lamine Yamal and Harry Kane in the world’s top 10 and is not a serious Ballon d’Or contender.

Chelsea defender Levi Colwill has boldly claimed that winning Club World Cup will be considered as more prestigious than lifting the Champions League title in the future. Colwill also expressed his belief that the Blues can build on their success in the United States by challenging for the Premier League and Champions League in the 2025-26 campaign.

GOAL US looks at the key takeaways from both Chelsea's win over PSG in the final, as well as the Club World Cup overall

Shaka Hislop, Herculez Gomez disagree with the MLS Commissioner's enthusiastic assessment of the CWC

Real Madrid have confirmed a deal has been agreed with Benfica to bring left-back Alvaro Carreras back to the club.

GOAL US writers discuss the at-times controversial month-long tournament, which concluded in chaotic fashion with Chelsea pounding PSG

Enzo Maresca's men pulled off a sensational upset by routing heavy favourites Paris Saint-Germain in Sunday's final in New Jersey

The money-spinning tournament has gone extremely well for several clubs, players and coaches - but it's been a disaster for others...

Cole Palmer hit back at Chelsea’s critics after firing them to Club World Cup glory

Paris Saint-Germain president Nasser Al-Khelaifi believes the loss against Chelsea is 'good' and will help the team win more trophies next season.