FIFA Club World Cup

The landscape of international football continues to shift, particularly with the upcoming 2025 Club World Cup (CWC) looming on the horizon. Recent revelations indicate that FIFA will not mandate clubs to release players for national team duties during the CWC, as outlined in official competition documentation. This policy decision has far-reaching implications, particularly for the
Inter Miami CF co-owner Jorge Mas has confidently asserted that there is “no controversy” surrounding the club’s qualification for the prestigious 2025 Club World Cup. This qualification comes on the heels of remarkable achievements, including their victory in the 2023 Leagues Cup and clinching the 2024 Supporters’ Shield, while also setting the all-time Major League
Recent scrutiny of the professional football landscape highlights significant shortcomings in the adherence to health and safety standards. A report from Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (KU Leuven), commissioned by the global football players’ union FIFPRO, underscores the urgent need for the football industry to prioritize player welfare while aligning with legal frameworks established at both European
Lionel Messi’s departure from the 2024 Major League Soccer playoffs has ignited conversations around resilience and future ambitions. Following a hard-fought match against Atlanta United FC, which concluded with a 3-2 scoreline, Inter Miami’s playoff journey came to an unexpected and abrupt end. This result not only marks the conclusion of Messi’s inaugural season in
Javier Tebas, the president of LaLiga, has taken a firm stance against the upcoming 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, urging its cancellation due to widespread discontent among various stakeholders in the football community. His comments were made during the Forum of the European Union of Clubs in Brussels, where he emphasized that neither domestic leagues