The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, or revamped Intercontinental Cup, kicks off on June 14 in the USA, marking the launch of the tournament’s new 32-team format. With the final set for July 13 at MetLife Stadium, this competition promises a month of thrilling matches featuring the globe’s top clubs.
This edition expands from just seven teams to a full 32, adopting a format reminiscent of the FIFA World Cup. It comprises a group stage (June 14–26), followed by knockout rounds starting June 28, culminating in the final on July 13.
Twelve U.S. cities, such as Miami, Seattle, Los Angeles, and New York, are hosting matches across twelve stadiums, including the iconic Rose Bowl and MetLife Stadium.
The tournament will take place from June 15 to July 13, with matches held across 12 major U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, New York, Atlanta, Miami, and Seattle.
Clubs qualify via FIFA’s new multi-year continental ranking method, combining recent continental winners and top-ranked teams:
FIFA has invested a massive $1 billion prize pool, with champions potentially earning up to $100 million. The tournament also awards a permanent champions badge on the winning club’s kit through 2029.
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