FIFA Club World Cup ball continues tour across MLS as NYCFC, FC Cinncinatti and Philadelphia Union fans get up close

The official FIFA Club World Cup match ball made an appearance at Yankee Stadium during New York City FC's home game against Minnesota United FC. Fans were given the opportunity to see and take photos with the ball, which is on a tour of MLS cities ahead of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. The social media post captured and uploaded by FIFA showcased a catalog of fans posing with the ball on it’s third stop across MLS.

The FIFA Club World Cup ball's tour of MLS cities comes as the United States prepares to host the expanded 32-team tournament in 2025. This tour not only promotes the competition but also emphasizes the increasing role of MLS and North American soccer on the global stage. Not only that, the ball was also spotted in Philadelphia and Cincinnati as it continued making it’s tour across the MLS.

The FIFA Club World Cup ball will continue its tour of MLS cities, giving more fans the chance to see and interact with the official match ball. As the tour progresses, it will likely generate increased interest and discussion around the 2025 tournament, which will feature 32 teams, including Manchester City, Chelsea, and Inter Miami. The tournament will begin on June 14 and continue until the final takes place on July 13.