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Club World Cup tickets on sale: Schedule, prices for revamped 2025 FIFA tournament
Here's how to get tickets to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, a tournament that takes place throughout the United States beginning in June.
When do 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Tickets Go on Sale?
FIFA Club World Cup, a revamped international competition taking place in the United States this summer, will include 32 clubs from around the world.
How much do 2025 Club World Cup tickets cost and where to buy them?
Tickets for the new, expanded tournament, which will be held for the first time in the United States, go on sale today, Thursday 16 January 2025.
Club World Cup Trophy Tour kicks off with star-studded launch in New York
To launch the competition, FIFA is sending the brand-new Club World Cup trophy on tour in the build-up to this summer's proceedings. Kicking off in New York, the trophy will embark on a world tour, taking in the home cities of the competing clubs between January and June.
Tickets on sale now for FIFA Club World Cup at MetLife Stadium. How to get a seat
North Jersey soccer fans can now purchase tickets to the knockout rounds of this summer's FIFA Club World Cup at MetLife Stadium.
FIFA Club World Cup 2025 tickets go on sale
Tickets are on sale to the general public for all 63 matches, including the Seattle Sounders hosting group stage action from Lumen Field.
Club World Cup tickets for Seattle games go on sale
Lumen Field hosts six group-stage matches of the FIFA men's Club World Cup in June. Tickets for those matches, including the three the Sounders play, are on sale.

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