TV rights to the tournament still haven’t been sold, and FIFA is running out of time. FIFA is having an awfully difficult time getting the ball down the pitch with its expanded Club World Cup tournament.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino has organised an emergency briefing with global television executives for Friday as he attempts to drum up interest in the FIFA Club World Cup, with the world governing body so far failing to announce a single broadcast deal for the tournament.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is reported to have called an emergency meeting with broadcasters for today (Friday) amid concerns over a lack of tv interest in his much-trumpeted pet project, the expansion of Club World Cup.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino is desperate to salvage the 32-team Club World Cup expansion just nine months before its kick-off.According to The Athletic, Infantino organised an emergency meeting

Expanded Fifa Club World Cup competition still has no media deals or major sponsorships with just nine months to go.

Gianni Infantino has called an emergency meeting to attempt resolve a series of factors affecting the 2025 Club World Cup.

European clubs are becoming increasingly concerned and frustrated with FIFA's planning for the inaugural 32-team Club World Cup next summer.

With nine months to go until the FIFA Club World Cup kicks off in the U.S., the 32 competing teams still have no idea where they will be playing.