There were more than just on-field repercussions when Inter returned from the FIFA Club World Cup in June. Players and fans were disappointed by their early June 30 loss to Fluminense, but it also

North America will host the FIFA World Cup next June and July for the first time since 1994 with the economic and logistical implications hard to overstate.

Yes, it’s fair to say the newly-expanded 2025 Club World Cup was a football tournament unlike any other. Here a selection of The Athletic ’s writers on the ground in U.S. reflect on the best and worst of the event,

The $125 million match is finally here. After staving off Fluminense and Real Madrid in the semifinals, England’s Chelsea and France’s Paris Saint-Germain are the last two teams standing in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup where the winner takes home major prize money.

AIC, the Italian Footballers Association, backs FIFPro’s claims against the Club World Cup and urges FIFA to ‘engage in serious and transparent dialogue with the players’ associations.’The

MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, came alive Sunday with excitement for the FIFA Club World Cup Final.