Controversially announced the name of Inter Miami in the World Cup in the club

2025 Club World Cup will be held according to new rules. 32 selected clubs from every country in the world will participate in next year's Club World Cup. The host of the event is the United States. There was a debate about the host country.

In the midst of this controversy, FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced the name of Inter Miami as the club of the host country for this Club World Cup to be held next year.

Controversy began before FIFA announced its decision. Amid controversy, they allowed Lionel Messi's club Inter Miami to play in the 2025 Club World Cup. Football's highest governing body has broken its own rules. As a result, the controversy is increasing.

Club World Cup will be held from June 15 to July 13 next year. Announcing the name of Miami as the host club for this World Cup, FIFA President Gianni Infantino said, 'Miami Club has qualified for the World Cup with a great performance in the 2024 Supporters' Shield. Miami is one of the best clubs in the world. So I am proud to announce their name as the host country's representative.

Basically, the rule is that the host country's league champion gets a chance at the Club World Cup. Miami has been eliminated from the playoffs in this year's Major League Soccer. As a result, they no longer have a chance to win the Major Soccer League Cup.

But they got a record 74 points in 34 matches in the group stage. That's the most in major league history. As a result, Miami won the Supporters' Shield. Because of that, they have been given a place in the Club World Cup by FIFA.

Football's highest governing body FIFA has started criticizing this decision. Allegedly, this decision has been taken to keep Messi in this tournament. It is alleged that this work has broken FIFA rules for business using Messi's face.

In 2022, the Seattle Sounders became the first American club to win the CONCACAF Champions League and played in the Club World Cup. Miami became the second club to qualify for the tournament.

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