The Club World Cup provides the stage for some of the best players in the world with Chelsea and Manchester City representing the Premier League

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has described the Club World Cup as "historic", "a new era for club football", "transformative" and "inclusive". High ticket prices is the first big issue deterring fans from attending games and the most often heard complaint.

The Athletic is here to guide you through the Club World Cup - and you'll be able to watch the best of the action too

Saturday sees the start of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, with 32 teams playing 63 games between June 14 and July 13. Here's what you need to know about the teams, their chances, and this competition.

With the Club World Cup starting this weekend, BBC Sport looks at how seriously the expanded tournament is being taken.

The Club World Cup starts Saturday and will be played on warm-season grass grown at Tuckahoe Turf Farms in New Jersey.

The Rayados fans bid farewell to their players with chants as they headed to the Club World Cup, showing their unwavering support.The team embarks on a new adventure with the hope of standing out