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
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In a notable development within the realm of football governance, the European leagues and the global players’ union, FIFPRO, have filed an antitrust lawsuit against FIFA, asserting that the global football governing body is misusing its dual role as both tournament organizer and regulatory authority. This legal dispute, raised in Brussels, reflects a growing concern
The ongoing discord between FIFA, the world football governing authority, and several key stakeholders in European football has reached a fever pitch as an increasing chorus of voices raises concerns about the sustainability of the expanding soccer calendar. On the horizon is a significant joint complaint planned by the European Leagues umbrella body, the FIFPRO
In the evolving landscape of international football, the FIFA Club World Cup is set to undergo a significant transformation, with a revamped format that will introduce 32 teams competing over four weeks starting on June 15, 2025, in the United States. This expansion promises to increase the tournament’s visibility and profitability but not without its
As the football world becomes increasingly intertwined with global tournaments, the strain on players and clubs has never been more evident. The Premier League’s recent decision to deny Manchester City’s request for postponement of their initial matches next season poses significant questions about player welfare amid an intensifying competition schedule. Pep Guardiola’s comments underline the
Inter Miami’s journey in Major League Soccer (MLS) has taken a significant turn under the guidance of head coach Gerardo Martino, especially with the impending 2025 Club World Cup. As the tournament prepares to take place in the United States, the anticipation primarily revolves around who will fill the additional MLS slot. While FIFA has
In a progressive move that has sent ripples across the footballing world, FIFA has implemented interim transfer rules aimed at facilitating player movement ahead of the Club World Cup set to be held in the United States in June-July 2025. This initiative underscores FIFA’s commitment to ensuring that top-tier talent can transition smoothly between clubs
The anticipation for the 2025 Club World Cup continues to grow as FIFA gears up to unveil the selected host venues in New York City. Scheduled for June 15 to July 13, 2025, the tournament marks a pivotal moment in global soccer, both for its ambitions and the logistical complexity involved. International soccer’s body revealed
The world of football is approaching a pivotal moment, one that could redefine the relationship between players, leagues, and governing bodies. Amid rising frustration among players regarding fixture congestion, LaLiga president Javier Tebas has indicated that a player strike is not beyond the realm of possibility. With the expansion of club competitions and an increasingly
In recent years, the issue of player burnout has become increasingly prominent in the football landscape. With elite athletes like Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, and Jude Bellingham voicing their concerns over an excessive fixture schedule, the discourse surrounding player welfare is reaching a breaking point. As multiple factors contribute to an ever-expanding football calendar, the