With the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup just around the corner, it is rumored that ticket sales are not selling well, and multiple price adjustments have been in vain

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, which will be played in several cities in the United States from the 14th of this month to July 13th, has been expanded to 32 teams, and it is rumored that ticket sales are not good, and FIFA has to reduce the original ticket price significantly several times, with a maximum reduction of up to 84%.

The 2025 Club World Cup kicked off in Miami on the 14th, and Inter Miami will play the opening match against the Cairo Nationals of Egypt

At present, less than half of the tickets are sold. Inter Miami, led by Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez, played the opening match of the Club World Cup against the Cairo Nacional of Egypt in Miami. More than 60,000 tickets were originally scheduled to be sold for the opening game, but fewer than 25,000 have been sold. Since tickets for the Club World Cup went on sale on December 19 last year, FIFA has lowered ticket prices several times. The opening race saw a drop of 84% from €306 to a minimum of €50.

The previous 725 euros for the top seat has been reduced to 260 euros, and the original price of 525 euros has been reduced to 125 euros. The lowest ticket price for the group stage is between 30 and 50 euros, the middle ticket is between 50 and 100 euros, and the best stands are between 100 and 250 euros. VIP and "Premium Experience" tickets start from €360 and go up to €2,000.

Despite this, tens of thousands of high-priced tickets remained unsold, leaving the hosts worried about attendance for the opener. There were 63 tournaments and 3.6 million tickets were originally scheduled to be sold. The tournament will total $1 billion in prize money, with $125 million for the winning team.