The FIFA Club World Cup is an annual international club football competition organized by FIFA, bringing together the champion clubs from each of the six continental confederations (UEFA, CONMEBOL, AFC, CAF, OFC, and CONCACAF), along with the national champion of the host country. The tournament serves as a platform for these champions to compete for the title of world's best club team, showcasing diverse playing styles and offering fans a glimpse of top-tier football from across the globe. Real Madrid holds the record for the most titles, and the competition is typically held in December, though recent editions have seen changes in timing and format.
