Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid are the Spanish representatives at the new, expanded Club World Cup. Here is why Barcelona are not involved.

Atletico Madrid finished third in La Liga last season and Diego Simeone will be keen to add to his squad this summer in order to close the gap to Barcelona and Real Madrid. The Spanish giants are already being linked with players ahead of the new season and we can’t wait to see what Simeone has up his sleeve in 2025-26.

Clément Lenglet has joined Atlético Madrid after reaching an agreement to terminate his contract with Barcelona.

The new-look FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will include 32 football clubs from across the globe but there will be no FC Barcelona in the competition. We explain why the La Liga champions Barcelona are not a part of the tournament.

An out-of-favour member of the defensive ranks at Barcelona is expected to put pen to paper on terms with La Liga rivals Atlético Madrid at any moment.That’s according to Marca, who point towards

PSG take on Atletico Madrid in the Club World Cup group stages on Sunday evening at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. BetVictor are offering new customers £40 in free bets when they bet £10

FIFA Club World Cup prepares to kick off on June 14 in the United States, excitement is surging across the soccer world. But among the constellation of elite teams, Barcelona, one of the most decorated and iconic clubs in soccer history,

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has already begun openly discussing his plan to bring in a leading member of the attacking ranks at La Liga rivals Atlético Madrid next summer.That’s according to

Atletico Madrid have boosted their defensive ranks ahead of the Club World Cup, with Clement Lenglet returning to Diego Simeone's side.

The transfer of Joan Garcia (24) to FC Barcelona is in its final stages, and it’s only a matter of time before the Catalan club activates the €25 million release