As the first-ever 32-team FIFA Club World Cup kicks off, speculation is already mounting that the competition may be on the verge of getting even bigger

Pep Guardiola and his Manchester City squad have now touched down in Florida ahead of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in the United States.The UEFA Champions League winners of 2023 come into the

Club World Cup is set to be a tournament we have never seen in football before – but some big teams are missing. The competition has been expanded to include 32 teams from across

Club World Cup is set to kick off this weekend in the United States—and while Manchester United won’t be taking part, several familiar faces will be on show. The expanded competition gets underway in the early hours of Sunday (UK time),

United might not be involved in FIFA's rebooted tournament this time around, but their participation in its first edition will never be forgotten

Don’t expect Messi – the Argentine World Cup champion, eight-time Ballon d’Or winner and soccer’s biggest star – to miss this one.From NFL plays to college sports scores, all the top sports news you need to know every day.

The expansion of the Club World Cup could create a 'Bruno Fernandes problem' which no club wants to face. The first edition of the newly expanded 32-team FIFA Club World Cup kicks off on 15 June and runs for a month, with an eye-watering prize pot of $1 billion (£740 million).