FIFA Club World Cup news

Real Madrid and Xabi Alonso are open to Rodrygo leaving the club this summer, amid rumours of a switch to Arsenal.

Bundesliga side Borussia Dortmund have announced a deal has been agreed for Jamie Gittens to move to Chelsea.

Real Madrid legend Fernando Morientes has praised Gonzalo Garcia, suggesting Endrick should be sent on loan to give the Spaniard more playing time.

Head coach Luis Enrique is pushing PSG to sign Real Madrid winger Rodrygo, who has struggled for minutes under new manager Xabi Alonso.

Benfica defender Antonio Silva has rejected a lucrative offer from Al Hilal and would like to stay in Europe after impressing at the Club World Cup.

Trent Alexander-Arnold has been warned that a “controversial” call at Real Madrid could end up costing him a starting berth in the Blancos’ plans.

Liam Delap has been told that he can become another Didier Drogba or Diego Costa for Chelsea as he is a “wrecking ball” of a striker.

Lautaro Martinez and Hakan Calhanoglu had a tense phone call to clear the air after the Inter captain slammed his team-mate after the Club World Cup.

After a round of 16 featuring some big upsets, GOAL ranks the remaining eight teams hoping to lift the trophy in New Jersey on July 13

Raphinha has lashed out at FIFA for forcing players into the Club World Cup, calling the loss of an important summer break “unacceptable”.

Chelsea have been told that £50 million ($68m) new boy Joao Pedro “isn’t a world-class striker” and offers little improvement on Nicolas Jackson.

The Portuguese was heavily linked with a move to the Saudi side ahead of the tournament, but the move didn't make sense for anyone concerned

Francisco Mendoza received four tickets to the upcoming quarterfinal match between PSG and Bayern Munich

GOAL looks at the status of the two U.S internationals, with neither having a say in the club's final game at the CWC

Javier Tebas, the outspoken president of La Liga, has launched a scathing attack on the newly-expanded Club World Cup, expressing his intent to see the month-long tournament scrapped altogether. With the 32-team event currently underway in the United States, Tebas has voiced strong opposition, particularly regarding its disruptive impact on domestic schedules and player welfare.

Joao Pedro has big boots to fill after the £60 million ($82m) signing's Chelsea shirt number was revealed.

GOAL highlights some of the most stirring moments from the CWC so far, with quarterfinals commencing this weekend