“The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will be played in 12 fantastic stadiums, in which the players of the 32 best teams on the planet will write a new chapter in the history of world football,” declared Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, at the presentation of the venues. “This new FIFA tournament is the only example of real solidarity and inclusivity that exists globally in club football, as it will allow clubs from Africa, Asia, Oceania and Central and North America to play against the big clubs of “Europe and South America in an incredible World Cup that will greatly contribute to growing club football and enhancing talent throughout the planet.”
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The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final will be played at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, the same place where the 2026 FIFA World Cup final will be held. which will be jointly organized by the United States, Mexico and Canada.
The other venues are: Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta), Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte), TQL Stadium (Cincinnati), Rose Bowl in Pasadena, GEODIS Park (Nashville), Hard Rock Stadium (Miami) , Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia), Lumen Field (Seattle) and Audi Field (Washington, DC).
Which teams are qualified for the historic FIFA Club World Cup 2025?
Looking ahead to the draw that will be held in December to find out how the eight groups composed of four teams each are, Only two of the 32 participating teams remain to be confirmed: one from South America and another that will occupy the United States’ place as a guest team.
At the moment, the MLS has not confirmed how the spot will be defined, which could be for the current season’s championship.
Below, we list the teams qualified for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup:
- Chelsea (ING) – Europe
- Real Madrid (ESP) – Europa
- Manchester City (ING) – Europa
- Bayern Munich (ALE) – Europe
- PSG (FRA) – Europe
- Inter Milan (ITA) – Europe
- Porto (POR) – Europe
- Benfica (POR) – Europe
- Borussia Dortmund (ALE) – Europe
- Juventus (ITA) – Europe
- Atlético de Madrid (ESP) – Europe
- RB Salzburg (AUT) – Europe
- Palmeiras (BRA) – South America
- Flamengo (BRA) – South America
- Fluminense (BRA) – South America
- River (ARG) – South America
- Boca (ARG) – South America
- Conmebol 4 – South America
- Al Ahly SC (EGI) – Africa
- Wydad AC (MAR) – África
- Esperance of Tunis (TUZ) – Africa
- Mamelodi Sundowns (LDS) – Africa
- Al Hilal (ARI) – Asia
- Urawa Red Diamonds (JAP) – Asia
- Al Ain (EMI) – Asia
- Ulsan Hyundai (COS) – Asia
- Monterrey (MEX) – Concacaf
- Seattle Sounders (USA) – Concacaf
- Club León (MEX) – Concacaf
- Pachuca (MEX) – Concacaf
- A guest from the host country (USA) – Concacaf
- Auckland City (NZL) – Concacaf
