Club World Cup is a first-of-its-kind tournament that, in FIFA’s dreams, is precisely what its name suggests. It’s a 32-team extravaganza modeled after soccer’s actual World Cup, with one key difference: top professional clubs,

The draw for next year's Club World Cup takes place on Thursday. This is what you need to know about the controversial new competition

The format of the 2025 Club World Cup will mimic that of both the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA Champions League. The 32 teams are first to be drawn into eight groups of four, where they will play each other once.

Miami is the venue on Thursday, as the 32 teams in the expanded Club World Cup find out their group-stage fate.

The draw for the expanded FIFA Club World Cup takes place in Miami on Thursday, offering a first glimpse into the fine detail of a tournament that has been viewed with indifference or even outright hostility across parts of the football world.

Sports streaming platform DAZN will be the exclusive global broadcaster for the 32-team 2025 Club World Cup, FIFA said on Wednesday, with the deal worth a reported $1 billion.

The FIFA Club World Cup takes place in July 2025 in the US, with the world's best clubs and players fighting it out to be crowned world champions and

Fans can watch the draw live on FIFA.com and FIFA+ from anywhere in the world. The 32 teams taking part will be divided into eight groups of four teams playing in a round robing format. The top two teams from each group will advance to the round of 16, where the knockout stage will get underway.

We're going to take you on a guided tour of the new FIFA Club World Cup, detailing who has qualified and when the competition is being played.