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Forget the football – this is why the Club World Cup really matters
The revamped Club World Cup, spanning close to a month, is that new chance for clubs to sell themselves. It might lack the prestige and rewards of UEFA’s Champions League, but FIFA’s summertime competition has the potential to bring layered financial hits. Merchandise can be sold and social media followers gained on the back of exploits in the U.S.
Real Madrid, Manchester City and more of the planet's top soccer teams will gather in North America this summer for the FIFA ...
A draw would be enough for both Palmeiras and Inter Miami to advance to the next round of the FIFA Club World Cup.
After more than a year of uncertainty and criticism, the Club World Cup kicked off in Miami, and soccer may never be the same ...
From players to watch to pedigree and much more, we set out what to expect from Spain at the European Championship ...
Flamengo boss Filipe Luis says a team from South America can win the Fifa Club World Cup after an impressive start to the ...
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FIFA considers expanding the Club World Cup to 48 teams amid pressure from excluded clubsThe total prize money for the winning team could reach €116 million, just €31 million less than what PSG earned for winning ...
The soccer crowds have brought passion, noise, and one or two flares, as the city gets a taste of what's to come next year.
We are about a year out from the next FIFA World Cup, but some nations are already earning spots in the 23rd edition of the world's biggest sporting event. Check out every team that has ...
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