Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has a different idea to many club executives about next summer’s FIFA Club World Cup.

Bayern Munich CEO Jan-Christian Dreesen has reveal he is excite about a new FIFA Club World Cup format to be held in the summer of 2025. Despite criticism of the club’s plan to overspend on players, Sport Ufabet report on Friday.

The old Club World Cup featured six or seven teams, with knockout rounds immediately. But FIFA is revamping the tournament to 32 teams in the summer of 2025. It will be similar to the old Champions League. And will be held every four years with teams qualified through the rankings of their respective confederations or the winners of continental competitions. 

‘It’s very exciting when the 12 best clubs from Europe will compete against clubs all over the world,’ Dresen said of the new Club World Cup. ‘On the serious side, the Club World Cup is held every four years. Of course, participation has to be economically viable, apart from the sporting incentive, because the costs are higher. Ideally, you’re going to have a four-week. UFABET tournament abroad leading up to the final, so you might need a bigger team. ‘