The president of Major League Soccer Don Garber says he recognises the concern over FIFA's enlarged 32-team Club World Cup to be hosted in the United States next year after LaLiga chief Javier Tebas called for the tournament to be scrapped.

LaLiga president Javier Tebas has asked FIFA president Gianni Infantino to cancel the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup because he says that neither the leagues nor the FIFPRO Players' Union want it.

How will the controversial FIFA Club World Cup 2025, featuring names from Atlético Madrid to Al Ain, turn out next summer, and what are its implications moving forward?

La Liga boss Javier Tebas has told FIFA president Gianni Infantino to “scrap” next summer’s Club World Cup, claiming the expanded tournament is not wanted by broadcasters, clubs, players or sponsors.

Seattle’s Lumen Field will host six games during next year's Club World Cup. FIFA president Gianni Infantino made the announcement Tuesday.

The president of Major League Soccer Don Garber says he recognises the concern over FIFA's enlarged 32-team Club World Cup to be hosted in the United States next year after LaLiga chief Javier Tebas called for the tournament to be scrapped.

The two events will bring a combined 12 major international soccer fixtures to Seattle with Lumen Field scheduled to host six matches of the World Cup in 2026.

FIFA has agreed on interim transfer rules aiming to help players change teams and go to the Club World Cup in the United States next June-July.