You’ve heard plenty by now about the fact that Philadelphia will host the men’s World Cup next summer, bringing the world’s most famous sporting event here for the first time. You also might have heard that this summer,

Philadelphia will host the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, with safety plans and tips for visitors outlined on their official guide.

If slashed ticket prices, closed stadium sections and moved seats are any indication, fans aren’t exactly clamoring to attend the Club World Cup.

Union players inspired the next generation during a clinic hosted by the FIFA World Cup local organizing committee.

First up in the group stage for us will be Los Angeles FC, the MLS side who ended up replacing Club León in this competition. LAFC are in the middle of their season, with their form improving, so they will pose a pretty good challenge. They finished top of the Western Conference last year before losing in the quarterfinals of the MLS Playoffs.

The Club World Cup brings a certain level of excitement for soccer fans. But some are feeling uneasy about the level of security at match venues. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents doubling as security for major sporting events isn’t uncommon.

Philly’s calling—walk from world-class soccer to iconic eats, murals, and music. From stadium buzz to South Street flair, discover the city's energy beyond the pitch of the Club World Cup in 2025. In 2025,

June 11 marks one year until the 2026 FIFA World Cup​, which will be played in Philadelphia and other cities across the United States, Mexico and Canada.