The FIFA Club World Cup has seen several new stars emerge and we’ve profiled four players who have been the breakout names of ...

Chelsea have not won the Premier League title since 2016/17, eight years and six permanent managers ago. Can Enzo Maresca end ...

Fluminense stunned the world by defeating giants like Inter Milan to secure a spot in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 semifinals ...

Fluminense's run to the last four at the Club World Cup was built on a steely defence led by their forty-plus warriors Thiago ...

Former champions Chelsea play Fluminense, one of Brazil’s most popular sides, in the first semifinal of Club World Cup.

DM: Vitinha —Vitinha is indispensable for PSG and continually proves the linchpin in the engine room. The Portuguese’s energy levels, defensive cover and stellar distribution allowed João Neves and ...

The tournament delivered spectacle and a clear warning: hosting the world's biggest sporting event next summer will take more ...

Some footballers, unknown to the general public, took advantage of the event to make a name for themselves on the international stage. Between confirmed promises and unexpected breakthroughs, here is ...

From stifling heat to standout players, let's talk about the Club World Cup's most memorable so far in Gianni Infantino's ...

Cole Palmer, Robert Sanchez, Vitinha, Moises Caicedo, Desire Doue and Gonzalo Garcia all picked up honours as the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 reached a spectacular climax.

"No tournament will be perfect." There were tones of practicality in Jurgen Klinsmann's comment as he and his fellow members ...

Yes, it’s fair to say the newly-expanded 2025 Club World Cup was a football tournament unlike any other. Here a selection of ...