The FIFA Club World Cup is a soccer competition featuring many of the top club teams from around the world. The tournament kicked off in 2000, paused competition from 2001-2004, and rebooted in 2005. In 2024, the tournament took a break while it completed a revamp. The FIFA Club World Cup expanded to a 32-team quadrennial event in 2025.
Real Madrid has won the tournament a record five times, claiming victory in 2014, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2022. Barcelona is second with three FIFA Club World Cup crowns (2009, 2011 and 2015).
Pep Guardiola leads all managers with four career FIFA Club World Cup titles. Guardiola led Barcelona to the crown in 2009 and 2011. He won another with Bayern Munich in 2013 and a fourth at the helm of Manchester City in 2023.
Chelsea beat PSG in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup final.
Check out the all-time winners list below.
FIFA Club World Cup winners list
2025: Chelsea def. PSG
2023: Manchester City def. Fluminense
2022: Real Madrid def. Al-Hilal
2021: Chelsea def. Palmeiras
2020: Bayern Munich def. UANL
2019: Liverpool def. Flamengo
2018: Real Madrid def. Al-Ain
2017: Real Madrid def. Gremio
2016: Real Madrid def. Kashima Antlers
2015: Barcelona def. River Plate
2014: Real Madrid def. San Lorenzo
2013: Bayern Munich def. Raja Casablanca
2012: Corinthians def. Chelsea
2011: Barcelona def. Santos
2010: Internazionale def. TP Mazembe
2009: Barcelona def. Estudiantes
2008: Manchester United def. LDU Quito
2007: AC Milan def. Boca Juniors
2006: Internacional def. Barcelona
2005: São Paulo def. Liverpool
2000: Corinthians def. Vasco da Gama
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