Atletico secures its presence at the 2025 Club World Cup.

New Club World Championship.

Diego Simeone’s team twenty second club to achieve its presence in a modern international competition, the first edition of which will be from June 15 to July 13, 2025

This is the new Mundialito It will be held every four years. count from then on and it will be consists of 32 sets

divided into eight groups of four, of which the first two will advance to the 1/8 finals. There will be no match for third place.

Belonging UEFA, which has twelve seats Eleven teams have already qualified for the competition: Real Madrid, Chelsea and Manchester Cityas champions of three editions of the Champions League; And Bayern Munich, Paris Saint-Germain, Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund, Porto, Benfica and JuventusExcept Sportsaccording to the rankings, due to the lack of determination of the champion of the 2023-2024 season, which will also go directly to the World Cup.

In any case, the only club out of all the candidates that still has a chance to win the Champions League is Arsenal, whose only formula for qualifying for the US tournament in 2025 is the continental title as they have no options. through rating.

Salzburg also have options that could be taken if Dortmund, PSG, Madrid, City or Bayern, who have already secured their place, become Champions League champions.

Besides the eleven European clubs, with a limit of two per country (unless more than two from the same territory have won the continental competition of the respective confederation, as is the case with the Brazilian teams), there are already eleven other teams from the rest of the world with a fixed place in the championship world 2025.

These are Palmeiras, Fluminense and Flamengo from Brazil; Egyptian Al-Ahly; Al Hilal from Saudi Arabia; Wydad Athletic from Morocco; Japanese Urawa Reds; Mexican club Leon and Monterrey; American Seattle Sounders and New Zealand Auckland City.

In addition to the one seat from Europe, there are a further nine seats to be decided: two from Asia (with four options, between the United Arab Emirates’ Al Ain, South Korea’s Ulsan HD and Jeonbuk Motors and Japan’s Yokohama Marinos); two from Africa (with the capabilities of Tunisia’s Esperanza, South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns and Congolese Mazembe); one from Concacaf (America, Pachuca, Columbus Crew or Philadelphia Union); three from South America’s CONMEBOL (currently River Plate and Argentina’s Boca Juniors will be classified pending Copa Libertadores results) and one from the host country.