It’s taken time for the Club World Cup to build brand awareness, but opening weekend drew huge crowds in Miami, NYC and Los Angeles.

Soccer fans traveling to the U.S. for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 this summer are expected to inject $9.6 billion into the economy.

A detailed look at the figures behind the Fifa Club World Cup, and how investment from Saudi Arabia appears to be underpinning the tournament.

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

There are going to be lots of emptry seats when the tournament begins but that is not the fault of U.S. soccer fans

After more than a year of uncertainty and criticism, the Club World Cup kicked off in Miami on Saturday and soccer may never be the same

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

The 32-team is not only a test of how to run next summer's World Cup. It's the largest, richest and most ambitious global club tournament.

The 32-team tournament, with $1 billion dollars in prize money on offer, has been crammed into an already overloaded schedule

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is also expected to be at the games, according to local Miami news outlet NBC 6 South Florida and The Athletic. ICE issued a warning to attendees and said people should carry proof of their legal status, NBC 6 reported.