Billi (@SGPSoccer) breaks down all of the FIFA Club World Cup matches happening on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The opening game of the FIFA Club World Cup takes place this evening, as Egyptian champions Al Ahly take on Leo Messi’s Inter Miami.

Sunday will see Paris St-Germain partake in their first match since inflicting a 5-0 hiding on Inter Milan in the Champions League final. They’ll be hoping that their Club World Cup campaign can get off to a flyer with victory over chief Group B rivals Atletico Madrid— in what many feel is the biggest game of the group stage phase. The Parisians impressed with their energy and intensity throughout their Champions League campaign, which also featured knockout stage victories over Premier League outfits Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal. Many fancy them to add this FIFA Club World Cup to their trophy cabinet.

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The FIFA Club World Cup has been given a revamp, with the new format promising an enticing contest among some of the world's best in 2025– with European Super-Powers Real Madrid, PSG, Manchester City and Bayern Munich leading the market to the lift the trophy.

The competition, which first started in 2000 and has grown in size and stature since then, will contain 32 teams from across six football federations in the United States for the first time. The old version featured just seven teams and ran every year, but the new edition offers a design similar to an international tournament and will run every four years.

The Club World Cup begins on June 14 in Miami before concluding on July 13 in New Jersey, where one team will scoop up the $1billion prize on offer from FIFA. Billi (@SGPSoccer) takes an in-depth look at all of the most relevant futures markets, including who might lift the trophy on July 13th and all of the individual groups.

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Billi (@SGPSoccer) recaps the 24/25 Season and takes an early look at the 2025/26 Futures market. Liverpool were the runaway league winners and are the narrow favourites to retain their crown at around +200, ahead of Arsenal, who have finished as runners up for the third successive season.

Manchester City are the biggest movers, after a trophy-less campaign. The side who went into 2024/25 as heavy favourites to lift the league again - off the back of winning a history making 4 consecutive league titles - fell well short of 5 in-a-row, and were fortunate to qualify for the Champions League. With Pep Guardiola now looking to oversee what looks like a full rebuild— City are available at their preseason biggest price in over 15 years.

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