The United States is poised to reap massive economic rewards from hosting the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 and FIFA World Cup 2026. New reports project billions in revenue and the creation of thousands of jobs for the host nation.

Club León's decision to appeal to the CAS shows their determination to fight for their place in the Club World Cup. The team believes that they earned the right to participate in the tournament and that FIFA's decision to exclude them is unfair.

After suffering an injury last Sunday, Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola has set a return date for striker Erling Haaland, with the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup on the horizon.

Already expelled from the 2025 Club World Cup, James Rodriguez's Club Leon is set to challenge FIFA, using their last resort to fight for a spot in the competition.

Despite the rumors and speculation, FIFA has yet to make an official announcement on who will replace Club León in the Club World Cup. The uncertainty surrounding the decision has created a sense of anticipation and intrigue among soccer fans.

FIFA is considering a play-off to determine who replaces Club León in the Club World Cup, and LAFC is in the mix. But is a play-off the fairest way to decide? We analyze LAFC's credentials and whether they deserve a spot over higher-ranked teams like the Philadelphia Union.

After expelling James Rodriguez's Club Leon, FIFA reportedly has two top candidates to replace the Mexican side in the 2025 Club World Cup.

With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup getting closer, Al Nassr star Cristiano Ronaldo could reportedly make a final move to take part in the competition.

In a world where soccer fans still debate every record, every goal, and every flick between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, a spark of hope lit up social media recently. Whispers of a dream scenario began circulating: could these two eternal rivals finally share the same shirt at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup with Inter Miami?

After being expelled from the 2025 Club World Cup, Club Leon's star James Rodriguez called out FIFA over the ruling.

Real Madrid is intent not only on signing Trent Alexander-Arnold this summer but on having him make his debut earlier than expected, during the newly expanded 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. But would it be possible?

As clubs across the globe gear up for the expanded 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, Mexico’s top teams are looking to strengthen their squads with elite signings. Among them, Monterrey and another Liga MX team find themselves in a fierce bidding war for a high-profile La Liga star—a player who once rivaled Sergio Ramos in Spain’s top division.

As the Supporters’ Shield champion, Inter Miami has secured a spot in the revamped 2025 Club World Cup, where it will compete against the best teams in the world in an unprecedented tournament. Facing this responsibility, the club is considering strategic moves in the transfer market to strengthen its squad.

FIFA’s Club World Cup 2025 will feature 32 teams competing for a record $1 billion prize pool, with the winner earning up to $125 million. Clubs will receive $525 million in participation fees, based on their sporting and commercial value, and $475 million in performance-based rewards. FIFA will redistribute all tournament revenue, with $250 million set aside for solidarity payments to support global soccer.

Club León has been excluded from the 2025 Club World Cup due to violating FIFA's multi-ownership rules. The shared ownership of Club León and Pachuca contravened FIFA regulations, leading to their removal from the tournament. This decision has implications for the tournament and for the participating teams.