FIFA Club World Cup: Juventus and Inter learn venues and host cities | OneFootball

FIFA have officially revealed which 12 stadiums will host the newly-formatted 2025 edition of the Club World Cup, which will include Inter and Juventus in a massively expanded 32-team tournament, kicking off in June.

12 different venues in 11 different cities across the United States will be used as 63 Club World Cup matches are set to take place between June 15 and July 13, 2025.

The vast majority of Club World Cup matches are due to be played on America’s East Coast, but there are also two venues included in the West.

Atlanta, Cincinnati, Charlotte, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New Jersey, Orlando, Philadelphia, Seattle and Washington D.C. have been named as the host cities for the summer tournament. There will be two different stadiums used in the city of Orlando.

Italy have two slots from the 12 available for UEFA-affiliated sides, which have been claimed by Inter and Juventus due to their recent rankings in European competitions.

The Italian sides will be joined by another 10 clubs from Europe, six from South America, four from Africa, four from Asia, four from North and Central America, one from Oceania and an additional one from the host nation, the USA.

FIFA Club World Cup venues revealed

Mercedes-Benz Stadium – Atlanta, Georgia

TQL Stadium – Cincinnati, Ohio

Bank of America Stadium – Charlotte, North Carolina

Rose Bowl Stadium – Los Angeles, California

Hard Rock Stadium – Miami, Florida

GEODIS Park – Nashville, Tennessee

MetLife Stadium – East Rutherford, New Jersey

Camping World Stadium – Orlando, Florida

Inter&Co Stadium – Orlando, Florida

Lincoln Memorial Field – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lumen Field – Seattle, Washington

Audi Field – Washington, D.C.