What are the confirmed 2025 FIFA Club World Cup venues? Full list of stadiums

FIFA has announced the venues for the 2025 Club World Cup in the United States - the first edition of the tournament to be played in an expanded, 32-team format.

Which cities have been chosen for 2025 CWC?

The revamped global competition is to be held in Atlanta, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, Orlando (two stadiums), New York-New Jersey, Philadelphia, Seattle and Washington, DC. World soccer’s governing body had initially planned to use fewer venues, but has finally settled on an extended list of host arenas after reaching agreements with a number of additional locations.

Where will the final be played?

MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, has been chosen as the venue for the Club World Cup final. Twelve months later, the stadium will also stage the trophy decider of the 2026 national-team World Cup, which the US is to co-host with Canada and Mexico.

The 2025 Club World Cup is to begin on Sunday June 15, with the final scheduled for Sunday July 13.

Full list of 2025 Club World Cup stadiums:

Mercedes-Benz Stadium - Atlanta, Georgia

TQL Stadium - Cincinnati, Ohio

Hard Rock Stadium - Miami, Florida

Geodis Park - Nashville, Tennessee

MetLife Stadium - New York-New Jersey

Bank of America Stadium - Charlotte, North Carolina

Camping World Stadium - Orlando, Florida

Inter&Co Stadium - Orlando, Florida

Rose Bowl Stadium - Los Angeles, California

Lincoln Financial Field - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lumen Field - Seattle, Washington

Audi Field - Washington, D.C.

FIFA favours east over west

Most of the Club World Cup host cities - eight out of 12 - are on the east coast. This, in no small part, is a scheduling decision: games played in the Eastern Time zone are significantly more convenient for Europe-based television viewers than those held on the west coast. FIFA is mindful that this is a key consideration when it comes to selling the tournament’s TV rights on the Old Continent.

Which teams have qualified for the 2025 Club World Cup?

So far, 30 of the 32 spots at the Club World Cup have been filled. The two remaining berths will go to the winner of the current Copa Libertadores, and to a host team from Major League Soccer.

Qualified teams:

Africa (CAF):

Al Ahly (Egypt)

Wydad AC (Morocco)

Espérance de Tunis (Tunisia)

Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)

Asia (AFC):

Al Ain (UAE)

Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia)

Ulsan HD (South Korea)

Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan)

Europe (UEFA):

Atlético Madrid (Spain)

Bayern Munich (Germany)

Benfica (Portugal)

Borussia Dortmund (Germany)

Chelsea (England)

Inter Milan (Italy)

Juventus (Italy)

Manchester City (England)

Paris Saint-Germain (France)

Porto (Portugal)

RB Salzburg (Austria)

Real Madrid (Spain)

Central America, North American and Caribbean (CONCACAF):

Club León (Mexico)

Monterrey (Mexico)

Pachuca (Mexico)

Seattle Sounders (US)

South America (CONMEBOL):

Boca Juniors (Argentina)

Flamengo (Brazil)

Fluminense (Brazil)

Palmeiras (Brazil)

River Plate (Argentina)

Oceania (OFC):

Auckland City (New Zealand)

When is the Club World Cup draw?

The 2025 Club World Cup draw is set to take place in December 2024, but FIFA has not yet announced the exact date of the event.