Thirty-two of the world's best men's club soccer teams will compete in an expanded version of the Club World Cup beginning on Saturday.

The 32-team is not only a test of how to run next summer's World Cup. It's the largest, richest and most ambitious global club tournament.

A new kind of soccer tournament is landing on America’s shores. The expanded, big-money Club World Cup brings together 32 teams from around the world — titans from Europe, storied squads

Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé headline the star-studded Club World Cup, but they're not the only ones worth watching.

In principle there ought to be nothing particularly contentious about a competition to decide the best club side in the world. Between 1960 and 2004 the champions of Europe and South America faced off for bragging rights,

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Liverpool, which is the current Premier League champion, will not be taking part in the 32-team tournament that will get underway in the United States of America on June 15.

Soccer’s top earner isn’t suiting up, but five other stars kicking off the tournament this month made a combined $381 million over the past year, led by Inter Miami’s Lionel Messi.

Everyone has FIFA Club World Cup fever and the only cure is the Famous F365 Friday Quiz: Identify the clubs these ex-Prem stars will represent in

MetLife Stadium will host several FIFA Club World Cup matches, including the final on July 13. Include these North Jersey restaurants in your plans.

The Blues have one goal this summer – to make their mark on American soil.Chelsea heads into the FIFA Club World Cup as a top contender for the title. It's chasing just its second title after winning its first in 2021,