Mundial de Clubes: conheça os 12 estádios que vão receber as partidas no torneio de 2025

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O Mundial de Clubes da Fifa de 2025 começa no próximo sábado, dia 14 de junho. Desde dezembro do ano passado, as 32 equipes participantes sabem quem serão seus adversários na fase de grupos. O sorteio foi realizado em Miami, e a primeiro edição do torneio em seu novo formato vai até o mês de julho, nos EUA.

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Entre os 32 participantes estão 12 equipes da Europa, seis da América do Sul, quatro da África, quatro da Ásia e quatro da Concacaf (América do Norte, América Central e Caribe). A Oceania terá um representante e os Estados Unidos, como país anfitrião, tem um convidado, o Inter Miami do astro Lionel Messi.

Os 63 jogos do torneio serão disputados em 12 estádios dos Estados Unidos, em maioria localizados na costa leste do país. O Hard Rock Stadium, em Miami, será palco do jogo de abertura e o MetLife Stadium, de Nova Jersey/Nova York, receberá a final.

Mercedes Benz-Stadium será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

Estádio fica em Atlanta, no estado americano da Geórgia

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TQL Stadium, em Cincinnati, Ohio

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Bank of America Stadium, em Charlotte, Carolina do Norte

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Rose Bowl Stadium, em Pasadena, Califórnia

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Rose Bowl Stadium, em Pasadena, Califórnia, recebeu a final da Copa do Mundo de 1994 — Foto: Reprodução

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Hard Rock Stadium, em Miami, Flórida

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Geodis Park, em Nashville, Tennessee

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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MetLife Stadium, em East Rutherford, Nova Jersey

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Camping World Stadium, em Orlando, Flórida

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Inter&Co Stadium, em Orlando, Flórida

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Lincoln Financial Field, na Filadélfia, Pensilvânia

Lincoln Financial Field, na Filadélfia, Pensilvânia — Foto: AFP

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Lumen Field, em Seattle, Washington

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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Audi Field, em Washington, D.C.

Estádio será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

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África: Al-Ahly (Egito), Wydad Casablanca (Marrocos), Espérance Tunis (Tunísia), Mamelodi Sundowns (África do Sul)
Ásia: Al-Hilal (Arábia Saudita), Urawa Red Diamonds (Japão), Al Ain (Emirados Árabes Unidos), Ulsan HD (Coreia do Sul)
Europa: Chelsea (Inglaterra), Real Madrid (Espanha), Manchester City (Inglaterra), Bayern de Munique (Alemanha), Paris Saint-Germain (França), Inter de Milão (Itália), Porto (Portugal), Benfica (Portugal), Borussia Dortmund (Alemanha), Juventus (Itália), Atlético de Madrid (Espanha), RB Salzburg (Áustria)
América do Norte, América Central e Caribe: Monterrey (México), Seattle Sounders (Estados Unidos), León (México), Pachuca (México)
Oceania: Auckland City (Nova Zelândia)
América do Sul: Palmeiras (Brasil), Flamengo (Brasil), Fluminense (Brasil), Botafogo (Brasil), River Plate (Argentina), Boca Juniors (Argentina)
País anfitrião — Inter Miami (Estados Unidos)

A estrutura do torneio é similar à da Copa do Mundo de seleções da Fifa entre 1998 e 2022. Os 32 clubes serão divididos em oito grupos de quatro equipes cada um na primeira fase. Os dois primeiros de cada chave avançam às quartas de final, que dão início às fases eliminatórias em jogo único até a final, sem jogo pelo terceiro lugar.

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Mundial de Clubes: conheça os 12 estádios que vão receber as partidas no torneio de 2025

Mercedes Benz-Stadium será uma das sedes do Mundial de Clubes de 2025

TQL Stadium, em Cincinnati, Ohio

Bank of America Stadium, em Charlotte, Carolina do Norte

Rose Bowl Stadium, em Pasadena, Califórnia

Hard Rock Stadium, em Miami, Flórida

Geodis Park, em Nashville, Tennessee

MetLife Stadium, em East Rutherford, Nova Jersey

Camping World Stadium, em Orlando, Flórida

Inter&Co Stadium, em Orlando, Flórida

Lincoln Financial Field, na Filadélfia, Pensilvânia

Lumen Field, em Seattle, Washington

Audi Field, em Washington, D.C.

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