Perhaps the FIFA Club World Cup could be a chance for out-of-sorts Juventus to put another lackluster season behind them. The newly formatted summer tournament is just around the corner, with the

A lot of people in soccer think a 32-team Club World Cup is too much. Whether it succeeds could come down to how seriously Real Madrid, Manchester City, and other teams playing games here take it.

In principle there ought to be nothing particularly contentious about a competition to decide the best club side in the world. Between 1960 and 2004 the champions of Europe and South America faced off for bragging rights,

Juventus have unveiled the 35 players who will represent the club at the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup in the United States. This will be the first-ever expanded edition of the tournament, with 32 clubs from all around the globe competing for the trophy between June 14 and July 13.

MetLife Stadium will host several FIFA Club World Cup matches, including the final on July 13. Include these North Jersey restaurants in your plans.

Jack Grealish's future at Manchester City was plunged into further doubt on Wednesday after the England international was left out of Pep Guardiola's