FIFA Announces Draw Date for 2025 Club World Cup

FIFA has announced the date for the draw of the Club World Cup scheduled to be held in the United States in the summer of 2025.

On Monday, the International Football Federation (FIFA) announced the date of the club World Cup draw, which is scheduled for the summer of 2025 in the United States.

It is known that the draw will take place on a specific day to determine the pairs of participants in this major event. This tournament holds particular significance for the football community, and fans with net interest are awaiting the start of the competition.

"The attention of all football lovers is focused on the upcoming club mundial, and the draw will be an important step toward the start of the tournament," emphasized FIFA.

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