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The below clubs represent winners of each confederation’s premier club competition between 2021 and 2024. (For the UEFA Champions League, this relates to winners between 2020-21 and 2023-24 seasons).

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The below clubs represent winners of each confederation’s premier club competition between 2025 and 2028 (for the UEFA Champions League, this relates to winners between 2024-25 and 2027-28 seasons).*

The below represents clubs that have mathematically qualified through their confederations club ranking during the same four-year period (2025-2028).

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Magdalena Eriksson of Sweden and Sam Kerr of Australia compete for the ball

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Samir XAUD

Ednailson ROZENHA

Fernando SARNEY

Flavio ZVEITER

Gustavo HENRIQUE

Jose Vanildo DA SILVA

Michelle RAMALHO

Ricardo LOBO

Rubens ANGELOTTI

Alcino REIS ROCHA

Valdecir DE SOUZA

Ricardo LEAO

Carlo ANCELOTTI

ARTHUR ELIAS

Alicio PENA JUNIOR

Rodrigo MARTINS

Marcelo VAN GASSE

Lavoisier FREIRE

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FIFA President Gianni Infantino has thanked the United Nations (UN) for the “historic” World Football Day resolution, which was initiated by Bahrain, Libya and Tajikistan and subsequently unanimously adopted by 170 nations at the General Assembly.

United Nations supports FIFA President’s call to celebrate an annual World Football Week

United Nations (UN) recently unanimously adopted a resolution to proclaim World Football Day FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed to extend celebrations for five days annually in the form of a World Football Week UN representatives signal their support for the World Football Week proposal at gathering in New York 
 
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has thanked the United Nations (UN) for the “historic” World Football Day resolution, which was initiated by Bahrain, Libya and Tajikistan and subsequently unanimously adopted by 170 nations at the General Assembly earlier this month. Such support at a global scale is a testament to the unifying power of football, the world’s most popular sport, and its ability to bring people and nations together.  As per UN resolution A/RES/78/281, the annual World Football Day on 25 May was declared to acknowledge “the global reach of football and its impact in various spheres, including commerce, peace and diplomacy, and recognizing that football creates a space for cooperation”.

The resolution was proposed to mark the centenary of the 1924 Olympic Football Tournament in Paris, France, as “the first international football tournament in history with the representation of all regions”. The date also coincides with the decision at the 17th FIFA Congress in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1928 to create the FIFA World Cup™. 

To mark the passing of the resolution at the UN headquarters in New York, FIFA President Gianni Infantino delivered a statement to a gathering of member states representatives and UN officials which proposed to extend the celebration of the beautiful game. Mr Infantino called to launch the World Football Week to mark a number of significant milestones during May, kicking off with the recognition of the founding of FIFA in Paris on 21 May 1904 and continuing the football festivities until 25 May. This proposal was subsequently supported by Dennis Francis, the President of the United Nations General Assembly at its 78th Session, and the Group of Friends of Football.
  “I think it says everything about the unique power of football to unite the world that the resolution put forward by Bahrain, Libya and Tajikistan, co-sponsored by 170 countries, and so well supported by the President of the General Assembly, my dear friend Dennis Francis, was adopted by consensus by all member states,” the FIFA President stated via video message. “I can only congratulate you, you all on this historic decision. Football truly unites the world! And also the United Nations!” 

“But to celebrate the sport we all love, and the milestones in the beautiful game that happened during these days in May, I was thinking that – with respect – perhaps one day is not enough,” Mr Infantino added. “So, with your support, and to give as many opportunities for as many people as possible around the world, FIFA would like to declare the World Football Week, from 21 May to 25 May, with football uniting the world in joy and peace every year. It will be a week to show our love for football, to play it, to watch it, to enjoy it, to win or to lose, together, and I am really looking forward to celebrating World Football Week with all of you, ending with a global football party on World Football Day.”

Also, FIFA World Cup winners Marco Tardelli and Gianluigi Buffon together with former France international Laura Georges lent their support to the resolution via video messages, as did Mr Francis along with other senior UN officials, and a number of UN delegates from across the globe, all of whom delivered their respective speeches wearing the national-team shirt of their respective country. 

The Permanent Representative of the Kingdom of Bahrain, His Excellency Jamal Fares Alrowaiei, said on behalf of the co-facilitators of the resolution – Bahrain, Libya and Tajikistan – that such had been the support for the World Football Day initiative that UN members would be invited to join a newly established Group of Friends of Football, and he gave a positive response to the FIFA President’s proposal. “On behalf of the co-facilitators, we wish to take this opportunity to thank the President of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, for his message, and welcome his commitment and the initiative of the World Football Week leading to the global celebration of 25 May of World Football Day of every year,” said Mr Alrowaiei in the event’s closing remarks. “We look forward to working with FIFA through the Group of Friends of Football to promote and celebrate the fantastic game.”

FIFA and the UN have developed a close relationship, working hand in hand in recent years to harness football’s popularity and influence to pass on messages of peace and inclusivity and develop initiatives that can positively impact society and improve the lives of millions of people around the planet.

The two organisations teamed up notably at the FIFA World Cup 2022™ and the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023™, with a number of UN agencies, such as UNESCO, the World Food Programme, the World Health Organization and UN Women, who were able to use the global platform to connect with billions of football fans.

“FIFA and the UN have already worked together through football on so many projects, changing millions of lives for the better,” said Mr Infantino. “And I am delighted we now have yet another reason to spread joy… and I am sure there will be other opportunities in the future, and FIFA – as always – will be a willing and enthusiastic partner.”  

FIFA has launched World Football Week from 21-25 May 2025, an inaugural week of festivities to celebrate football’s unique ability to connect people across places, cultures and languages. 

FIFA launches inaugural World Football Week and invites football community to join festivities

Week runs 21-25 May and aims to bring together football fans, players, and communities for five days of action, connection and fun promoting football’s power to unite Celebration toolkit developed for FIFA Member Associations, clubs, sports centres and community groups with guidance on how to run local events World Football Week declared by FIFA President Gianni Infantino as extension to UN World Football Day, which is on 25 May 
FIFA has launched World Football Week from 21-25 May 2025, an inaugural week of festivities to celebrate football’s unique ability to connect people across places, cultures and languages. Under the theme 'Together, We Are Stronger,' individuals, teams, and organisations around the world are invited to play, watch, and celebrate football, highlighting the strength which exists in unity. On 23 May 2024, FIFA President Gianni Infantino proposed to extend the existing UN World Football Day (25 May) celebrations for five days annually, in the form of World Football Week. Beginning on 21 May, the day on which FIFA was founded in 1904, World Football Week extends until UN World Football Day, on 25 May. The 25th of May was also the day on which the 1924 Summer Olympics in Paris kicked off - the first to be organised by FIFA - paving the way for the first FIFA World Cup™, six years later. Calling on the United Nations General Assembly ahead of last year's World Football Day, the FIFA President was met with the eager support of Dennis Francis, the then-President of the UN General Assembly at its 78th Session, and the Group of Friends of Football, to give people around the world a longer opportunity to unite through football and experience the joy and peace the sport can bring. 
  
“World Football Week is more than just a celebration of the game we love; it’s a celebration of unity. Under the theme ‘Together, We Are Stronger’, World Football Week will be an opportunity to honour football’s immense power to bring people together and is also a show of the strength that our football community has when united,” the FIFA President said. “No matter how you enjoy the sport, whether playing with friends or cheering on a team, you are part of football, which truly unites the world.
 
“I would like to thank  the Group of Friends of Football and the UN General Assembly for their support in helping us to extend the festivities beyond the UN World Football Day on 25 May. I look forward to seeing the world come together during this important week of joy and happiness.”  Mattias Grafström, FIFA Secretary General, said: “World Football Week is a special opportunity for communities to come together and enjoy football. We thank the FIFA Member Associations, and everyone involved for their creativity and commitment in organising and delivering events, giving people around the world the chance to share in the joy football brings.” 

World Football Week will run from 21 May, FIFA’s 121st anniversary, to 25 May and will be given a platform when all 211 FIFA Member Associations congregate at the 75th FIFA Congress in Paraguay on 15 May, during the Delegates’ Football Tournament. FIFA has assembled a digital toolkit for MAs, clubs, sports centres and community groups at all levels, with guidance on how to successfully deliver local events.
 
The toolkit provides a variety of ideas for bringing people together to play and watch football, and ways to engage individuals of all ages and abilities. It includes useful branding materials, such as posters, and social media templates to help raise awareness.
 
The goals of World Football Week are to: Unite people of all backgrounds through the power of football Foster a sense of community by sharing the experience of watching football
 
Download the World Football Week Toolkit
By downloading the official World Football Week Toolkit, individuals and organisations will have access to all the essential resources needed to organise events and promote the global celebration of football. The toolkit includes event ideas, social media templates, and helpful tips to ensure a week of football fun and unity. 
How to Participate: Download the World Football Week Toolkit here to access all the resources needed to organise an event. Play or Watch: Gather friends, family, or colleagues to organise a match, support a local team, or attend a football viewing party. Share the Experience: Use the hashtag #WorldFootballWeek and tag FIFA (@fifa on Instagram and @fifacom on X) to share football moments and highlight how football is bringing people together, worldwide. 

Growing the women’s game (June 2025)

nside FIFA reviews some of the recent development work in diverse regions of the world during June 2025 including Indonesia, Greece, Ghana, Paraguay, Panama, Colombia and Puerto Rico. 

Paraguay’s ongoing commitment to developing women’s football was again on display with a FIFA Women’s Football Campaign festival hosted during FIFA World Football Week

FIFA Club World Cup gives more countries the chance to be represented on the global stage

Peter Shalulile will have a special reason to savour the moment when he takes part in the inaugural 32-team FIFA Club World Cup™: the Mamelodi Sundowns FC forward will be the first player from Namibia to take part in a senior first-tier FIFA tournament.

Peter Shalulile from Mamelodi Sundowns poses with a Namibia flag

USA remain on top despite major South American strides in latest FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking

Stars and Stripes feeling heat despite flying high atop FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking. Buoyant Brazil now just below podium, Colombia enter top 20

Marta Silva of Brazil (L) celebrates 

FIFA Member Associations in Focus (May 2025)

We take a look at the extraordinary work that FIFA's MAs have been doing in recent weeks to promote, strengthen and make football truly global.

FIFA World Football Week Mandiri

Visa presale launches for FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ tickets

Thanks to Visa, a worldwide FIFA Partner, FIFA is offering Visa cardholders an exclusive opportunity to secure match tickets for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ early during the Visa presale.

Match schedule for FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ takes shape following draw

The Draw for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ took place in Santiago yesterday (Thursday, 29 May). The event, which was held at Chilevisión’s Machasa studios in the Chilean capital, revealed all 24 participating teams’ possible routes to the final.

A view of the draw results during the group draw for the FIFA U-20 Men's World Cup Chile 2025

Participants in two FIFA programmes gain valuable insight into Brazilian football

Participants in the two key FIFA programmes, which aim to help raise the standards of club football worldwide and assist players in becoming leaders off the pitch, have spent one week visiting clubs and institutions in Brazil.

FIFA Diploma in Club Management in Brazil

World football turns attention to Draw for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™

The Draw for the FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ will take place in Santiago, Chile, on Thursday, 29 May and will be live-streamed on FIFA+.

Draw balls

Vito the vizcacha bounces into action as the FIFA U-20 World Cup Chile 2025™ Official Mascot

Vito the vizcacha, a champion of Chile and its vibrant culture, friendly people and stunning scenery, is ready to welcome the football family to his homeland for this year’s FIFA U-20 World Cup™ after being unveiled as the tournament’s Official Mascot.

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