The new Club World Cup will debut next June, with its first edition scheduled to take place in the United States. Among the participating teams will be Inter, competing in Group E against Monterrey, Urawa Red Diamonds, and River Plate. In recent months, however, the debate has particularly centered around the financial aspects of this new competition.
Just recently, FIFA has cleared up many doubts by officially announcing the budget allocated for the tournament. The total amount will be 1 billion dollars, confirming, therefore, the possibility for participating clubs to earn a significant revenue from this new competition.
