Club World Cup Goalkeeper’s Shocking 10-Goal Disaster Sparks Unpaid Leave Mystery
The revamped FIFA Club World Cup kicked off this weekend on US soil, featuring a sprawling lineup of 32 clubs from across the globe, all eyeing the coveted title of the world’s top football club. The tournament’s makeover has transformed it from a compact seven-team showdown into an expansive 63-match marathon—a move that’s stirred up plenty of debate. Concerns about player fatigue loom large, especially with the 2025/26 season ramping up toward the World Cup. Early games have sparked chatter about whether the competition’s playing field is truly level, with some matches revealing stark mismatches. Curious to dive deeper into this global football spectacle? LEARN MOREFIFA’s new, retooled Club World Cup got underway in the United States of America this weekend as 32 clubs from all four corners of the globe lock horns to see which club side will be crowned the planet’s best.
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