32 Teams, $100 Million Prize: FIFA Club World Cup Set for a Spectacular New Era

The FIFA Club World Cup is set for a thrilling new chapter. This year's tournament boasts a revamped format, featuring 32 teams from across the globe, competing for a staggering $100 million prize. Brazil is well-represented, with champions from recent Libertadores tournaments, including Palmeiras (2021), Flamengo (2022), and Botafogo (2024), all vying for the title. The tournament's grandeur is further emphasized by the 24-karat gold trophy, crafted by a renowned jeweler. As one commentator noted, "The prize is massive, the trophy is magnificent, and the competition is fierce."