FIFA announced there will be $1billion (£775m) in prize money for the Club World Cup, which will be distributed among all 32 ...

The FIFA Club World Cup will be the appetizer to the FIFA World Cup this summer as the best teams from around the globe will compete in the United States for the first time. Major League Soccer ...

After a meeting of the FIFA Council today, the introduction of the new Women’s Club World Cup has been put back until 2028 as a new Women's Champions Cup was launched. Last May, FIFA said they ...

FIFA has announced the creation of the FIFA Women's Champions Cup, which is scheduled to debut in 2026. Additionally, the launch of the Women's Club World Cup was originally planned for 2026 but ...

Participants of the first 32-team Club World Cup in the USA will receive $1 billion, surpassing recent World Cup prize allocations. The tournament will generate $2 billion in revenue. Despite ...

A $1 billion prize pool will be shared among participating teams during this summer’s FIFA Club World Cup, the soccer governing body announced Wednesday. The tournament hosted in the United ...

DAZN has announced a major deal with TelevisaUnivision to sublicense many of the games from the FIFA Club World Cup this summer. TelevisaUnivision will broadcast Univision’s Club World Cup games ...

During its stay, the trophy appeared at several iconic locations across the UAE The FIFA Club World Cup trophy paid a visit ... Serie A champions Juventus, and Morocco's most decorated club ...

Real Madrid and Inter Miami are just two of the 32 teams playing for a chance to win an unprecedented monetary prize at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup this summer. The newly expanded FIFA Club World ...

MANCHESTER, England - The inaugural Women's Club World Cup will be pushed back to 2028 from its original date of 2026, soccer's global governing body announced on Wednesday. Instead, the new six ...

MANCHESTER, England, March 5 (Reuters) - The inaugural Women's Club World Cup will be pushed back to 2028 from its original date of 2026, soccer's global governing body announced on Wednesday.