FIFA president Gianni Infantino addressed questions about Club World Cup tickets, security, U.S. immigration policies.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino insists the inaugural Club World Cup match between Inter Miami and Al Ahly at Hard Rock Stadium on June 14 will be sold out, despite thousands of tickets still available.

The first edition of the expanded Club World Cup will want to offer unpredictability as 32 teams from six different continents face each other. Palmeiras of Brazil, Portugal’s Porto, Al Ahly from Egypt and Major League Soccer side Inter Miami make up Group A of this year’s tournament,

Major League Soccer and its players’ union remain at odds over compensation for the players with the three MLS teams taking part in the Club World Cup.

Players slammed the pitch conditions in the U.S. for the Copa América. FIFA is making sure the Club World Cup and 2026 World Cup are different.

Sources have told The Athletic that FIFA has been concerned that the opening match has not been selling as well as expected.

For Argentina, this clash is more of a celebration than a high-stakes showdown: their ticket to the 2026 World Cup is already punched, and fans are buzzing with anticipation as Lionel Messi returns to the fold after missing the last international window.