The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is set to debut a revamped format with 32 top clubs from around the globe competing in the United States. The tournament will feature group stages and knockout rounds, modeled after the FIFA World Cup, promising a month-long football spectacle. Notable participants include Manchester City, Real Madrid, and Chelsea.
Key Stadiums and Host Cities:
- MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, New Jersey) – The final will take place here, with its 82,500 capacity offering a fitting stage for the tournament’s climax.
- Rose Bowl (Pasadena, California) – A historic venue with an 88,500 capacity, famous for hosting the 1994 FIFA World Cup Final.
- Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta, Georgia) – Known for its modern design and retractable roof, seating 71,000 fans.
- Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Gardens, Florida) – Hosts the opening match, with a capacity of 65,000.
- Lumen Field (Seattle, Washington) – A 68,740-seat fortress with a lively atmosphere.
Additional venues include Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia), Audi Field (Washington D.C.), TQL Stadium (Cincinnati), and Geodis Park (Nashville). The tournament also uses dual venues in Orlando: Camping World Stadium and Inter&Co Stadium.
The 2025 Club World Cup promises to be a milestone in football history, with iconic stadiums across the U.S. providing a thrilling stage for global football’s top clubs.
SOURCE: Goal.com
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