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⚽ European Football Clubs (EFC) reportedly told FIFA that its members could boycott future Club World Cups unless a proposed joint venture gains authority over the tournaments’ commercial and operational matters.

The Guardian reported that the warning was sent in a 31 July letter and was tied to disputes over FIFA’s now-shelved Football Forward Enterprise proposal. EFC’s position concerns future men’s and women’s editions, rather than an announced withdrawal from a scheduled competition.

The dispute highlights the leverage of European clubs in FIFA’s expanded 32-team Club World Cup. FIFA’s 2025 model offered US$1 billion in prize money to participating clubs, while 12 of the 32 places went to Europe. 💰

It also sits within a longer argument over football’s calendar. FIFPRO Europe, European Leagues and La Liga previously challenged FIFA’s decisions on the international match calendar and the 2025 Club World Cup before the European Commission.

FIFA is understood to have promised a meeting with EFC to keep the joint-venture plan moving. No host had been announced for the next men’s tournament, expected in 2029. 🌍

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