The new-look FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will include 32 football clubs from across the globe but there will be no FC Barcelona in the competition. We explain why the La Liga champions Barcelona are not a part of the tournament.

Barcelona reportedly "called FIFA" regarding a late invite to the 2025 Club World Cup, but saw that approach knocked back.

One of the most storied clubs in football history, FC Barcelona, will not be participating in the FIFA Club World Cup 2025. Why isn't this iconic team competing in one of the sport's most prestigious tournaments?

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According to information published by Marca, Barcelona have attempted to approach FIFA with a request to be included in the Club World Cup as a replacement for the team Leon, which has been suspended from participation.

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From new camera angles and viewing experiences, to improved refereeing systems, the Club World Cup 2025 arrives with a bumper crop of net-busting tech. The Club World Cup 2025 will see 32 of the best domestic soccer teams from around the world descend on the US to battle it out and decide who is worthy of the title ‘world champions’.

When FIFA unveiled its expanded 32-team Club World Cup, one obvious flaw was the risk of wildly uneven mismatches between some of the strongest clubs in world football and outgunned outsiders. Just two games into the 2025 tournament,