The competition will have an official name and will take place from June 15 to July 13, 2025 in the USA. As planned, 32 clubs will take part, divided into eight groups of four teams. Porto and Benfica are among the 12 representatives from Europe, having already secured a place in the UEFA coefficient.
The President of the Portuguese Football Federation, Fernando Gomes, attended the meeting of the FIFA Council.
Here are the 18 already confirmed clubs and 14 vacancies yet to be determined:
Europe (12 vacancies):
Four Champions League winners:
2020/21: Chelsea (England)
2021/22: Real Madrid (Spain)
2022/23: Manchester City (England)
2023/24: TBD
Eight qualified by ranking:
1. Bavaria (Germany)
2. PSG (France)
3. Inter (Italy)
4. Porto (Portugal)
5. Benfica (Portugal)
(Three more teams to be determined)
South America (6 vacancies)
Four Copa Libertadores winners:
2021: Palmeiras (Brazil)
2022: Flamengo (Brazil)
2023: Fluminense (Brazil)
2024: TBD
Two qualified by rating
(to be certain)
Asia (4 vacancies)
Three Asian Champion winners:
2021: Al Hilal (Saudi Arabia)
2022: Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)
2023: TBD
One qualified by rating
(to be certain)
Africa (4 places)
Three African Champion winners:
2020/21 and 2022/23: Al Ahly (Egypt)
2021/22: Wydad Casablanca (Morocco)
2023/24: TBD
One qualified by rating
(to be certain)
North, Central America and the Caribbean (4 locations)
Four Concacaf Champions winners
2021: Monterrey (Mexico)
2022: Seattle Sounders (USA)
2023: Club Leon (Mexico)
2024: TBD
Oceania (One vacancy)
One qualified by rating
1. Auckland City (New Zealand)
Host country (One place)
The US team has not yet been determined
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