FIFA Club World Cup will see 32 teams competing across the United States in a tournament that’s the first of its kind. With some of the best teams from every confederation competing in a new format for the revamped Club World Cup trophy.

There is an argument for LAFC or Alajuelense to step up, but the tournament might benefit more from a dose of Cristiano Ronaldo or Deadpool

FIFA announced in October that an "exceptional registration window" will open from June 1-10, allowing participating clubs to sign new players ahead of the Club World Cup. "The decision," as stated by FIFA, "as to whether or not to open an additional window remains at the full discretion of each FIFA Member Association concerned."

As one of 11 host cities, a handy cheat sheet on everything from how to score tickets to what to do while in town.

Orlando is the only city that will find two of its venues hosting Club World Cup matches. Inter&Co Stadium, the home of MLS’ Orlando City FC and the 65,000-seat Camping World Stadium will see matches kick off beginning on June 17.

FIFA have announced the 12 stadiums being used to host the newly revamped and expanded Club World Cup tournament, which will be played in the United States of America during the summer of 2025. They have also announced that Lionel Messi's Inter Miami will be representing the host nation in the 32-team tournament.