La Derecha Diario FIFA sells tickets for the 2025 Club World Cup with preferential access to the World Cup.
The packages will be available for a limited time and will allow buyers to secure the possibility of purchasing tickets for next year's World Cup final
FIFA has put exclusive passes for the 2025 Club World Cup on sale, which will offer the opportunity to purchase tickets for the 2026 World Cup, subject to availability and the established terms and conditions.
The passes can be purchased through "FIFA.com/tickets" and will be available for a period of 25 days or until the offer is exhausted. Sales will be conducted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Two types of passes have been designed:
- Ordinary Pass: Includes one ticket per match for two Club World Cup matches, with the option to pay an additional amount to add a third match.
- Super Ticket Pack: Offers one ticket per match for 20 competition matches, including a semifinal and either the opening match or the final.
Additionally, those who purchase the Super Ticket Pack and attend all the matches included in the pass will have the opportunity to purchase a ticket for the World Cup final.
Details of the 2025 Club World Cup
The tournament will be held from June 14 to July 13, with the participation of 32 teams from around the world, including Boca and River as representatives of Conmebol. The tournament will begin on Saturday, June 14 in Miami, while the final will take place on Sunday, July 13 at MetLife Stadium in New York.
Recently, FIFA expelled León from Mexico from the competition for sharing an owner with Pachuca due to an international body regulation that prevents two teams with the same owner from participating in the tournament. Although the Mexican team will seek to appeal this decision before the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), the federation led by Gianni Infantino is considering a possible match between América, the highest-ranked Concacaf club, and Los Angeles FC, finalist of the last Concachampions, to determine a substitute.
Meanwhile, Liga Deportiva Alajuelense from Costa Rica, the team that reported León for the multi-ownership of Grupo Pachuca, could also enter the discussion for being champions of the 2023 Central American Cup and for being the highest-ranked outside of Liga MX and MLS.
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