In next year in summer there is a Fifa club world cup. But not the same like every season befor.
There will be 8 groups with 4 teams per group. If I understand it correct, than there will no qualification for it. -> Absolutley fck money collecting trash from the Fifa
At first I wanted to avoid ranting about the "new" FIFA Club World Cup scheduled to take place the next year, specifically the participants getting involved in this rebranded competition. Funny that you mentioned this "new" CWC completely ruining the football because of money while also increased the risk of injuries/other fitness issues for good players due to more games (the CWC is even kicked off only a few weeks after the Champions League Final, though).
There are only 2 requirements for a certain club to qualify for this rebranded competition:
1.A club must win the continental championships in the last 4 years (could it be the UEFA Champions League or Libertadores).
2.A club must be ranked higher in the confederation's coefficient for the last 5 years.
Also, a country may only send a maximum of 2 clubs in this rebranded competition. The 3rd and so on can only be qualified by winning the continental championships, which is why Liga MX and Brasileiro Serie A have 3 and 4 clubs respectively in this "new" CWC.
Below here are the complete groups of the "new" CWC" (the draw has already out on the previous week):
Group A: Palmeiras, Porto, Al Ahly, Inter Miami.
Group B: PSG, Atletico Madrid, Botafogo, Seattle Sounders.
Group C: Bayern Munich, Auckland City, Boca Juniors, Benfica.
Group D: Flamengo, Esperance de Tunis, Chelsea, Leon.
Group E: River Plate, Urawa Red Diamonds, Monterrey, Inter Milan.
Group F: Fluminense, Borussia Dortmund, Ulsan Hyundai, Mamelodi Sundowns.
Group G: Manchester City, Wydad Casablanca, Al Ain, Juventus.
Group H: Real Madrid, Al Hilal, Pachuca, Red Bull Salzburg.
Inter Miami qualified as a "de facto host" by FIFA by the virtue of winning the MLS Supporters' Shield. I personally disagree about this decision. Actually, MLS has a "championship playoff" after regular season had been concluded, in which LA Galaxy (the current winner) should have qualified instead.
The decision to hold the rebranded CWC is now met with harsh criticisms, especially about players getting injured more frequently due to more games (not even counting the fact the European club competitions has a new format with the extra 2 games in both league and KO phases, as well as the football tournaments outside Europe). The CWC should feature only the Champions of the respective continental championships. And the fact only 2 clubs for each countries in this new "CWC" led to another critics where many big clubs with historic pedigree (Liverpool and Barcelona, for example) couldn't met those 2 important critierias due to the disappointing performances in the continental championships. This is absolutely an important, especially when you noticed that some clubs had a disappointing campaign this season like Manchester City (they only won 1 in the last 10 games across all competitions!) and Red Bull Salzburg (only won 1 in the Champions League this season and had an inconsistency in the league).
And 2034 world championship will atended in Saudi Arabia. As well absolutley fck money collecting trash from the Fifa.
The decision to unanimously award Saudi Arabia as the 2034 World Cup host shouldn't be happened. Same goes for the Spain-Portugal-Morocco bid for the 2030 World Cup (and the 3 South American countries bid, considering the fact 2030 is a centenary year of the first World Cup held in Uruguay, with that country potentially hosting an opening game at Montevideo, along with Argentina and Paraguay). FIFA should use an old "voting system" like in the past to determine which countries that will host the upcoming World Cup in a fair decision. It brings back us to what happened when FIFA disgracefully chose Russia and Qatar as the 2018 and 2022 World Cup hosts, when you see the fact those countries have such a "human right" issues (Russia had even worsened the situation with the current war against Ukraine several years after that World Cup).
Just like Qatar, Saudi Arabia is an Arab country with the same "human right" crisis, specifically about migrant workers getting enslaved to death. The funny thing is that why FIFA decided to ban Russia for "invading Ukraine", while in fact Israel had also committed the same "human right" crisis with unstoppable genocides happening in Gaza and the Palestine, as well as continued military aggression in Lebanon? Football (and maybe, sports) should not be mixed up with the politics!
Also, the World Cup in Saudi Arabia might led to another "winter season" of World Cup just like what happened in Qatar, which could ruin the domestic football calendar. I heard about the rumors the 2034 World Cup will most likely be held in January-February 2035 and not November-December 2034. If we believe the coincidences, FIFA didn't want to stage the Saudi World Cup on November-December 2034 for the religious reason (Muslims and Christians had Ramadan and Christmas respectively during that period, so they wanted the World Cup to be held a month later).