世俱盃》2025俱樂部世界盃全新啟航 32強 怎麼打？什麼隊伍？比賽時間看這裡
國際足總（FIFA）正式宣佈，2025年俱樂部世界盃（Club World Cup）將以全新面貌登場，賽事定於美國當地時間6月14日至7月13日在美國舉行，為期共30天，首度擴軍至32支球隊，規模媲美世界盃，勢必掀起全球足球熱潮。
The FIFA Club World Cup has had some huge winners in the past ?? pic.twitter.com/XOLx4wHjrz
— OneFootball (@OneFootball) June 13, 2025
本屆賽制全面升級，仿效世界盃模式，32支球隊將分為8個小組，每隊進行3場分組賽，小組前兩名晉級16強淘汰賽，隨後展開單敗淘汰制的激烈對決，包括16強、8強、4強，最終冠軍戰將於美國地7月13日於紐澤西MetLife球場上演，爭奪世界俱樂部最高榮譽。
Which teams are you supporting in the FIFA club World Cup?Subscribe to GOtv Plus on #KaWeekie and cheer up your favorite team to victory?#ZaabikeMuCWC #LoveIt pic.twitter.com/wZFS7vRvSi
— RAQUEL? (@Kasemiireraquel) June 14, 2025
相較於過往僅有6至7隊參賽、賽程壓縮至一週的舊制，本屆賽事不僅規模擴大，更橫跨一個月，總計64場高強度對決，讓球迷見證全球頂尖俱樂部的真正實力。
參賽隊伍涵蓋六大洲足聯，包括歐足聯（UEFA）12隊、南美足聯（CONMEBOL）6隊、亞足聯（AFC）4隊、非洲足聯（CAF）4隊、中北美洲足聯（Concacaf）4隊、大洋洲足聯（OFC）1隊，以及主辦國美國1隊。種子排名依據各俱樂部近年國際賽表現及地域平衡，其中歐冠與南美解放者盃頂尖隊伍將成為奪冠熱門。
?: The FIFA Club World Cup ?????????? kicks off tonight. ?? pic.twitter.com/DRIgK1cfSu
— FÚTBOL HUB (@futbolhub7) June 14, 2025
FIFA表示，這項四年一度的全新賽事，目標是打造俱樂部層級的最高殿堂，與現有的歐冠（Champions League）及南美解放者盃（Copa Libertadores）並存，但以更全面的賽制決出真正的「世界冠軍」。美國作為首屆主辦國，不僅將見證歷史，更可能就此改變全球俱樂部足球的格局。
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