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FIFA to launch Club World Cup with 32 teams in 2025

Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive as FIFA president Gianni Infantino reveals details of an expanded club competition being launched

Nottingham Post

FIFA confirm new expanded Club World Cup set to impact Manchester United and Man City

Manchester United and Man City could be involved with the "biggest clubs" worldwide to feature.

Manchester Evening News

FIFA launches two brand new competitions in major boost for the women's game

The news comes as president Gianni Infantino outlines his plans for the growth of the international game at a news conference on the eve of the men's World Cup final in Qatar on Sunday

Daily Mirror

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FIFA make major Club World Cup decision that could impact FSG and Liverpool

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has revealed that an expanded Club World Cup is to be in place by 2025

Liverpool Echo

Morocco to host Club World Cup in February, expanded event to start in 2025

Doha (AFP) - Morocco will host the next Club World Cup in February, FIFA president Gianni Infantino announced on Friday, while the planned expanded version of the competition is now set to start in 2025.

AFP

Fifa to ‘revisit’ 2026 World Cup plans after group stage drama in Qatar

South Korea scraped through in the final minutes while each of Spain, Germany and Costa Rica were in an ever-changing late battle to progress from Group E

The Independent UK

FIFA announce new Club World Cup format set to impact Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham

The Club World Cup is set to be reformatted by FIFA, which will impact clubs that could be set to take part in the tournament, including the likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham

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FIFA announce 32-team Club World Cup to rival Champions League

FIFA this morning announced the creation of a new men’s Club World Cup, due to start in 2025 and featuring 32 of “the best teams in the world”.

Evening Standard

Fifa to expand Club World Cup to 32 teams from 2025

Gianni Infantino announced the revamped competition in a press conference ahead of Sunday’s World Cup final

The Independent UK

France tackle virus before World Cup final; Fifa to revisit three-team groups – as it happened

France battled an outbreak of a cold virus in the camp and Gianni Infantino belatedly gave a press conference before Sunday’s final

The Guardian - UK

Messi business: how ‘sportswashing’ could land Saudi Arabia the 2030 World Cup

Qatar has written the playbook on how to further geopolitical aims by hosting a Fifa event. Riyadh is taking notes

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: Argentina v France will provide subplots aplenty

A host of intriguing storylines await, including those for clubmates

The Guardian - UK

South America’s prime talent factory faces off against Europe’s prime talent factory

In today’s Football Daily: Argentina, France and email header renderings

The Guardian - UK

FIFA got dream World Cup final but Gianni Infantino and VIPs behaviour has been sickening

FIFA can bask in having Argentina vs France, or Lionel Messi vs Kylian Mbappe, as their showpiece event but the behaviour of their staff in Qatar has been sickening

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The National (Scotland)

Amir Nasr-Azadani, the Iranian regime, Anthony Stokes and Marc Crosas

"We cannot deny the conditions in my country, they are not good. The players know it.”

Daily Mirror

Champions League clubs join forces to reject FIFA's plan for new 32-team competition

Europe's elite clubs are said to have rejected a proposal from FIFA to launch a revamped Club World Cup in the summer of 2025, serving as a crushing blow to Gianni Infantino and co

The Independent UK

This is the side of the World Cup that Qatar would prefer you ignore

To walk around Qatar is to be blinded by lights, deafened by sounds, but the football has not distracted away from the debate around the most controversial World Cup in history, writes Miguel Delaney

The Guardian - UK

Fifa accused of failing to adhere to its own human rights commitments

Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch criticise Fifa after it failed to create a remedy fund for migrant workers injured or killed in Qatar

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The Guardian - UK

Globalise the final round of qualifying and a 32-nation World Cup may still add up

You could achieve the greater spread and interest that 48 teams is supposed to deliver with a rankings-based qualifying finale

Daily Mirror

Grant Wahl dead: FIFA chief Gianni Infantino reacts as brother says journalist was killed

US journalist Wahl died suddenly while covering the match between Argentina and the Netherlands, with his brother claiming that he may have been killed

The Independent UK

Gianni Infantino fails to attend key meeting with ECA in Doha

Fifa president Infantino was a no-show for the talks, despite it taking place in the governing body’s hotel

Daily Record

World Cup 2022 best XI, magic moments and SPFL contingent as our writers review Qatar so far

Record Sport's top team reflect on the first ever winter World Cup as it reaches the quarter-final stage.

Daily Mirror

David Beckham’s convenient England World Cup reunion sends out message FIFA always wanted

England's social media team released footage of their encounter with David Beckham in the days leading up to the World Cup quarter final, despite the meeting taking place several weeks ago

The National (Scotland)

World Cup 2022: Time to recharge after frantic opening in Qatar

A break. What a concept. The World Cup gods had other ideas though.

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022 briefing: lesser lights sharing stage with the stars

Clubs from Burnley to Breda are represented in the last eight by players who probably know this will be their career high

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