The countdown to the first FIFA Club World Cup continues by spotlighting Rodri’s importance to Manchester City.

Chelsea and Manchester City could earn a whopping £97m from this ... financial advantage to increase their domestic dominance. Fifa president Gianni Infantino has insisted the Club World Cup ...

The pitchforks are out as we await the long-awaited Man City FFP verdict, but how will they feel about their five potential sanctions? Two sodding years have passed since Man City were referred to ...

FIFA announced details on Wednesday morning of ... with the winners to take home £96.8m if they win all their games. Chelsea and City are England's two representatives at the tournament, having ...

Big money: Chelsea could take home almost £100m if they lift the Club World Cup trophy (Chelsea FC via Getty Images) FIFA announced details ... Chelsea and City are England's two representatives ...

That means Manchester City, who boast a far bigger fanbase and commercial value than others in the competition, will receive more in a model that FIFA have worked closely with the European Club ...

If either Chelsea or Manchester ... City went on to win the competition, they could earn £97m, which is by far the largest prize money of its kind in club football. Premier League set to agree to ...

In the first of our series on FIFA Club World Cup 2025 stars, the spotlight is shone on Manchester City and Norway phenomenon Erling Haaland. It will surprise no-one who has seen him play that ...

The Aussie is keen to re-find his best form in Mexico City, having lost his last two fights at UFC 301 and 305 – the former being a decision defeat to champion Pantoja. Elsewhere on the card ...

I was the best player. "Everybody told me how good I was going to be, that I'd play for England, that I'd be Manchester City's next right-back. And I wasn't good enough and everybody caught me up.

Manchester City are getting closer to their familiar squad after a season ravaged by injuries. However one look at the defence shows that City are not out of the woods yet with their injury crisis.