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FIFA Club World Cup winners: Complete list of champions
The FIFA Club World Cup brings together some of the best club soccer teams from around the globe. The 2025 edition will be held in the United States and promises to be a memorable tournament, jumping the number of teams involved from 7 to 32. FIFA President Gianni Infantino joins Colin Cowherd to preview this year's Club World Cup, along with how the world is viewing the United States as a soccer powerhouse. He then dives into the USMNT's potential for the FIFA Men's World Cup and how soccer has grown in North America. Watch as he explains why there is a path of glory for youth soccer players in the U.S. Check out the complete list of FIFA Club World Cup winners, runners-up, and more. FIFA Club World Cup Winners 2023: Manchester City defeated Fluminense (4–0) 2022: Real Madrid defeated Al-Hilal (5–3) 2021: Chelsea defeated Palmeiras (2–1 after extra time) 2020: Bayern Munich defeated Tigres UANL (1–0) 2019: Liverpool defeated Flamengo (1–0 AET) 2018: Real Madrid defeated Al-Ain (4–1) 2017: Real Madrid defeated Gremio (1–0) 2016: Real Madrid defeated Kashima Antlers (4–2 AET) 2015: Barcelona defeated River Plate (3–0) 2014: Real Madrid defeated San Lorenzo (2–0) 2013: Bayern Munich defeated Raja Casablanca (2–0) 2012: Corinthians defeated Chelsea (1–0) 2011: Barcelona defeated Santos (4–0) 2010: Inter Milan defeated TP Mazembe (3–0) 2009: Barcelona defeated Estudiantes (2–1 AET) 2008: Manchester United defeated LDU Quito (1–0) 2007: AC Milan defeated Boca Juniors (4–2) 2006: Internacional defeated Barcelona (1–0) 2005: São Paulo defeated Liverpool (1–0) 2000: Corinthians defeated Vasco da Gama (0–0, 4–3 penalties) Tournaments were not held from 2001 to 2004. Who has the most FIFA Club World Cup championships? Real Madrid has won the most FIFA Club World Cups with five. Below are all the clubs who have won one title or more: Real Madrid – 5 titles (2014, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2022) Barcelona – 3 titles (2009, 2011, 2015) Bayern Munich – 2 titles (2013, 2020) Corinthians – 2 titles (2000, 2012) AC Milan – 1 title (2007) Chelsea – 1 title (2021) Liverpool – 1 title (2019) Internacional – 1 title (2006) Inter Milan – 1 title (2010) Manchester United – 1 title (2008) Manchester City – 1 title (2023) São Paulo – 1 title (2005) Get more from FIFA Club World Cup Follow your favorites to get information about games, news and more in this topic
Morocco World
12-05-2025
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- Morocco World
Carlo Ancelotti Confirmed as the New Brazil Coach
Carlo Ancelotti is set to leave Real Madrid at the end of the season and join Brazil after spending four years at the Spanish capital. The legendary Italian coach has established himself as Real Madrid's most decorated coach, winning 15 trophies across two spells at the club. During his seven years with the Los Blancos, the 65-year-old won five UEFA Champions League titles – the most by any manager – and three FIFA Club World Cups. He is also the only manager to have won the domestic league in each of Europe's top five major leagues. Carlo Ancelotti will join the Brazilian national team on May 26 and stands to become the first foreign manager to lead the national team. He will be trusted to lead Brazil to victory at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will take place in the US, Canada, and Mexico. The last cup they won was back in 2002 in South Korea and Japan. The Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) wanted an experienced, high-profile coach to manage their talented squad. With a proven track record at Europe's top clubs, Ancelotti offers tactical flexibility and the ability to handle a lineup of football superstars. His experience in high-pressure situations and calm leadership make him the ideal choice for Brazil. While Ancelotti still had a year left on his contract, Real Madrid decided to part ways after a trophyless 2024/25 season, in which the squad failed to win La Liga or the Champions League and lost in 4 consecutive El Clásicos for the first time since 2009. His exit will allow Madrid to bring in Xabi Alonso for a fresh start. The former Real Madrid player is expected to take over the club at the end of the season and will be prepping to lead his club during the FIFA Club World Cup. His success at Bayer Leverkusen, where he led them to an unbeaten Bundesliga title last season for the first time in their history, proves his ability to manage at the highest level. Tags: BrazilCarlo AncelottiReal Madrid
