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The 11 U.S. Cities Set To Cash in as Soccer Fans Flock to the FIFA Club World Cup

Eleven host cities across America are gearing to welcome nearly 4 million soccer fans, who are expected to inject nearly $10 billion into the economy during the FIFA Club World Cup 2025.

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If Club World Cup attendances are an issue, FIFA will bear much of the responsibility

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FIFA’s Club World Cup opens, but does anyone want it?

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The Club World Cup Is Finally up and Running -- and Soccer May Never Be the Same

“This tournament will be the start of something historic that will change our sport for the better,” he said this week as part of an exhausting schedule of public engagements to drum up interest in t...

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How to Watch the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Online

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🌎 The Club World Cup guide to...Paris Saint-Germain

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The most successful teams in Club World Cup history

The German giants have won both previous visits to the Club World Cup and have failed to concede a goal in five games.

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FIFA Club World Cup preview

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🌎 What to watch out for this Monday at the Club World Cup

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Airbnb expects $70 million economic impact in Atlanta during FIFA tournaments

A year ahead of the FIFA World Cup coming to Atlanta, Airbnb is predicting a huge economic impact to the city.

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FIFA, Airbnb partner for World Cup events with local impact

Airbnb partners with FIFA for 2026 World Cup at MetLife, launching experiences, local impact fund and expected $288M GDP boost in the region.

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Chelsea vs LAFC live: Latest score and updates from Club World Cup clash

Chelsea open their Club World Cup campaign with a meeting with LAFC in Atlanta.With a trophy in tow after Conference League success capped a solid first season under Enzo Maresca, Chelsea will now hope to build and mount a more realistic title challenge in the Premier League next season.

FIFA Club World Cup 2025 to kick off in Miami-Dade, projected to bring in $41 billion globally

The international soccer tournament that's underway in the U.S. is expected to generate significant economic activity across 11 host cities, including Miami Gardens and its major sports venue Hard Rock Stadium.