Ghanaian Fans To Watch 2025 FIFA Club World Cup on StarTimes

• Ghanaian fans can watch the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup live as StarTimes acquires exclusive broadcasting rights
• Top clubs like Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea, and Inter Miami will battle for glory in the expanded Club World Cup
• Despite African participation, no Ghanaian footballer would feature in the 2025 tournament, a disappointing fact for fans

Ghanaian football lovers have every reason to celebrate as the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will be broadcast live on StarTimes.

The Chinese digital-TV has officially secured exclusive rights to telecast the maiden 32-team edition of the prestigious tournament, ensuring that fans across Ghana won’t miss a moment of the action.

StarTimes secures 2025 Club World Cup rights

This exciting development means football fans in the country get to follow all the action of the prestigious tournament.

The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup promises to be the biggest in the competition’s history, with an expanded format that mirrors the FIFA World Cup for national teams.

What are the notable Club World Cup participating teams?

The 2025 edition, to be held in the United States, will have 32 teams of the world’s top clubs compete for global supremacy.

European giants such as Real Madrid, Manchester City, Chelsea, Juventus, Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain, and Atletico Madrid will feature in the tournament.

These teams are expected to field their top talents, setting the stage for thrilling matchups.

Adding a touch of flair from the Americas, Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami will represent Major League Soccer, giving fans another chance to watch the Argentine icon on the global stage.

This inclusion has already sparked excitement among fans who look forward to seeing Messi face off against Europe’s elite clubs.

Which African teams will play at the FIFA Club World Cup?

Africa will also be well represented, with four continental giants—Al Ahly (Egypt), Wydad AC (Morocco), Espérance de Tunis (Tunisia), and Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa)—securing their places.

These clubs have dominated African football in recent years and will be eager to prove themselves against the best from other continents.

Their participation adds diversity to the tournament and a chance for African football to shine on a global platform as underperforming Ghana duo, Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko miss out.

Will any Ghanaian player play at the Club World Cup in USA?

Despite the celebratory atmosphere around the tournament's broadcast, there’s a tinge of disappointment for Ghanaian fans: no Ghanaian player will be part of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

This absence is particularly disheartening given Ghana’s strong football heritage and the many talented players the country has produced.

While Ghanaians will still be able to enjoy world-class football, the lack of local representation is a reminder of the challenges facing Ghanaian players trying to break into top-tier clubs.

Maiden FIFA Club World Cup

With 32 teams from across the globe, star-studded lineups, and intense competition, the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is set to be a historic tournament.

Thanks to StarTimes, Ghanaian fans will have front-row seats to witness every electrifying moment. Even without a local player in the mix, the thrill of global football excellence will be just a remote click away.

Arsenal backed to sack Thomas Partey

YEN.com.gh earlier reported the strong opinion of a London-based sports journalist who called for Thomas Partey to be shown the exit doors at Arsenal following the latter's mistakes against Paris Saint-Germain.

The costly Partey errors against PSG saw the French side claim a second successive UEFA CL semis win against the Gunners, and the Ghanaian was the most lambasted Arsenal player.

The ex-Atletico Madrid man was expected to make a difference in his return to the Arsenal starting lineup after missing out on the first leg through suspension, however, it was a might to forget for the Ghana international.

Source: YEN.com.gh