FIFA Club World Cup news

The tournament is set to take place in the United States next summer, but Gianni Infantino still has plenty of questions to answer

FIFA's massive Club World Cup expansion plans are in disarray as questions linger over broadcast rights and players threatening to go on strike.

Lionel Messi could be in line for a shock return to the Club World Cup, with Inter Miami open to gracing that event in 2025.

FIFA have announced the new format of their annual club competition, the Intercontinental Cup, which will be held in Qatar later this year.

Manchester City are reportedly facing the catastrophic threat of being banned from all competitions if they are found guilty of FFP breaches.

Manchester City star Rodri has warned exhausted players will have "no other option" but to go on a strike if the football calendar is not amended.

Kevin De Bruyne has warned of "real problems" after the 2025 Club World Cup as the Manchester City ace accuses FIFA of valuing money over players.

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Ruben Dias has shared Manchester City's potential schedule for the upcoming season, leaving fans to voice their congestion concerns.

The Premier League has joined the legal fight against FIFA and supposed “abuse of dominance” when it comes to the international football calendar.

Major League Soccer will take a break during the 2026 season due to the World Cup being hosted in the USA, Canada and Mexico.

Neymar appears to have ruled out an MSN reunion at Inter Miami, with the Brazilian superstar offering a nod towards his future plans at Al-Hilal.

FIFA has been sued by FIFPRO’S European member unions as they aim to block the revamped Club World Cup in 2025.

Kylian Mbappe is extra motivated to win this year's Euros to complete the international set, while refusing to dwell on France's World Cup final loss.

Real Madrid have clarified their position on the new 32-team Club World Cup after comments from Carlo Ancelotti shed doubt over their participation.

Carlo Ancelotti has explained why Real Madrid and other clubs will refuse to play in FIFA's expanded summer Club World Cup next season.

Premier League and La Liga clubs could potentially boycott the expanded Club World Cup in 2025.