32 teams from across the world will compete in the expanded FIFA Club World Cup 2025. Find out all about the competition, including the format, qualified clubs, schedule and fixtures, venues, live streaming details, and more
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is set to commence on 14 June, and the best club teams from football federations around the world will compete against each other for this season-opener tournament, which will be hosted in the United States. (More Football News)
The 21st edition of the CWC will feature an extended 32-team format, up from the seven-team format of previous editions. The teams have been divided into eight groups of four, and they will play in a format similar to the FIFA World Cup.
Continue reading to find out which 32 teams have qualified for the tournament, where and when they will play, what they are set to earn as prize money, and where you can watch the matches live.
UEFA (12 teams): Chelsea (England), Real Madrid (Spain), Manchester City (England), Bayern Munich (Germany), Paris Saint-Germain (France), Inter Milan (Italy), Porto (Portugal), Benfica (Portugal), Borussia Dortmund (Germany), Juventus (Italy), Atletico Madrid (Spain), Red Bull Salzburg (Austria)
CONMEBOL (6 teams): Palmeiras (Brazil), Flamengo (Brazil), Fluminense (Brazil), Botafogo (Brazil), River Plate (Argentina), Boca Juniors (Argentina)
CAF (4 teams): Al Ahly (Egypt), Wydad AC (Morocco), Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia), Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)
AFC (4 teams): Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia), Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan), Al Ain (UAE), Ulsan HD (South Korea)
CONCACAF (4 teams): Monterrey (Mexico), Seattle Sounders FC (USA), Pachuca (Mexico), One club TBD after Club Leon were disqualified
OFC (1 team): Auckland City (New Zealand)
Host Nation: Inter Miami CF (USA)
The tournament will be hosted across 12 venues in 11 USA cities:
Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida (Opening Match)
MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey (Final)
Lumen Field, Seattle, Washington
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, California
Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina
Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
TQL Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio
Audi Field, Washington D.C.
Geodis Park, Nashville, Tennessee
Camping World Stadium, Orlando, Florida
Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando, Florida
Al Ahly (Egypt) vs Inter Miami CF (USA) (Group A) – 14 June
Palmeiras (Brazil) vs Porto (Portugal) (Group B) – 15 June
PSG (France) vs Atletico Madrid (Spain) (Group B) – 15 June
Botafogo (Brazil) vs Seattle Sounders FC (USA) (Group B) – 15 June
Bayern Munich (Germany) vs Auckland City (New Zealand) (Group C) – 15 June
Boca Juniors (Argentina) vs Benfica (Portugal) (Group C) – 16 June
Chelsea (England) vs TBD (Group D) – 16 June
Flamengo (Brazil) vs Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia) (Group D) – 16 June
River Plate (Argentina) vs Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) (Group E) – 17 June
Monterrey (Mexico) vs Inter Milan (Italy) (Group E) – 17 June
Fluminense (Brazil) vs Borussia Dortmund (Germany) (Group F) – 17 June
Ulsan HD (South Korea) vs Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) (Group F) – 17 June
Manchester City (England) vs Wydad AC (Morocco) (Group G) – 18 June
Al Ain (UAE) vs Juventus (Italy) (Group G) – 18 June
Real Madrid (Spain) vs Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) (Group H) – 18 June
Pachuca (Mexico) vs Red Bull Salzburg (Austria) (Group H) – 18 June
Palmeiras (Brazil) vs Al Ahly (Egypt) (Group A) – 19 June
Inter Miami CF (USA) vs Porto (Portugal) (Group A) – 19 June
Seattle Sounders FC (USA) vs Atletico Madrid (Spain) (Group B) – 19 June
PSG (France) vs Botafogo (Brazil) (Group B) – 19 June
Benfica (Portugal) vs Auckland City (New Zealand) (Group C) – 20 June
Bayern Munich (Germany) vs Boca Juniors (Argentina) (Group C) – 20 June
Flamengo (Brazil) vs Chelsea (England) (Group D) – 20 June
TBD vs Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia) (Group D) – 20 June
Inter Milan (Italy) vs Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) (Group E) – 21 June
River Plate (Argentina) vs Monterrey (Mexico) (Group E) – 21 June
Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) vs Borussia Dortmund (Germany) (Group F) – 21 June
Fluminense (Brazil) vs Ulsan HD (South Korea) (Group F) – 21 June
Juventus (Italy) vs Wydad AC (Morocco) (Group G) – 22 June
Manchester City (England) vs Al Ain (UAE) (Group G) – 22 June
Real Madrid (Spain) vs Pachuca (Mexico) (Group H) – 22 June
Red Bull Salzburg (Austria) vs Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) (Group H) – 22 June
Inter Miami CF (USA) vs Palmeiras (Brazil) (Group A) – 23 June
Porto (Portugal) vs Al Ahly (Egypt) (Group A) – 23 June
Seattle Sounders FC (USA) vs PSG (France) (Group B) – 23 June
Atletico Madrid (Spain) vs Botafogo (Brazil) (Group B) – 23 June
Auckland City (New Zealand) vs Boca Juniors (Argentina) (Group C) – 24 June
Benfica (Portugal) vs Bayern Munich (Germany) (Group C) – 24 June
TBD vs Flamengo (Brazil) (Group D) – 24 Jnue
Esperance de Tunis (Tunisia) vs Chelsea (England) (Group D) – 24 June
Inter Milan (Italy) vs River Plate (Argentina) (Group E) – 25 June
Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) vs Monterrey (Mexico) (Group E) – 25 June
Borussia Dortmund (Germany) vs Ulsan HD (South Korea) (Group F) – 25 June
Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa) vs Fluminense (Brazil) (Group F) – 25 June
Juventus (Italy) vs Manchester City (England) (Group G) – 26 June
Wydad AC (Morocco) vs Al Ain (UAE) (Group G) – 26 June
Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia) vs Pachuca (Mexico) (Group H) – 26 June
Red Bull Salzburg (Austria) vs Real Madrid (Spain) (Group G) – 26 June
Winner Group A vs Runner-up Group B – 28 June
Winner Group C vs Runner-up Group D – 29 June
Winner Group B vs Runner-up Group A – 29 June
Winner Group D vs Runner-up Group C – 30 June
Winner Group E vs Runner-up Group F – 30 June
Winner Group G vs Runner-up Group H – 1 July
Winner Group H vs Runner-up Group G – 1 July
Winner Group F vs Runner-up Group E – 2 July
Winner Ro16 Match 5 vs Winner Ro16 Match 6 – 4 July
Winner Ro16 Match 1 vs Winner Ro16 Match 2 – 4 July
Winner Ro16 Match 3 vs Winner Ro16 Match 4 – 5 July
Winner Ro16 Match 7 vs Winner Ro16 Match 8 – 6 July
Winner QF Match 1 vs Winner QF Match 2 – 9 July
Winner QF Match 3 vs Winner QF Match 4 – 10 July
Winner SF Match 1 vs Winner SF Match 2 – 13 July
FIFA has announced a record-breaking total prize money of USD 1 billion for this year라이브 바카라 Club World Cup, and the winner is set to earn USD 125 million. Most importantly, each participating club is guaranteed a minimum of USD 40 million, with additional performance-based incentives.
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will be live-streamed in India and globally on the DAZN platform for free.
Further live-streaming and TV broadcast information will be added as they are announced.