The FIFA Club World Cup, a museum piece

The FIFA Museum is hosting a temporary exhibition in Zurich dedicated to the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. The temporary exhibition offers visitors an exclusive insight into the intricacies of the new FIFA club competition and the world's most successful football teams.

The exhibition features objects from the first edition of the competition, including the official adidas ball, whose design pays homage to the 1994 FIFA World Cup and the host country's flag. The exhibition also showcases the new trophy through original designs and illustrations of the design process, highlighting its innovative structure, with rotating elements and inscriptions in several languages in homage to the global reach of football.

Visitors can also discover the origins of the sport in a special display of the original 13 Laws of the Game, which are engraved on the new trophy and remain the basis of modern football. The exhibition also features the official competition regulations, team rules and items from the historic draw held in Miami last December.

The 32 jerseys

The tour includes the iconic Rainbow showcase, which has been transformed to contain the jerseys of the 32 participating clubs. On the interactive touch screens placed around its perimeter, visitors can discover the path that led the teams to qualify for the tournament, the legendary players of each club and the decisive moments that marked their history.

"It's very exciting to include football clubs for the first time in an exclusive exhibition," said Marco Fazzone, director of the FIFA Museum. This temporary exhibition offers a unique opportunity to understand the dimensions and innovations of the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, while commemorating the prolific history and achievements of the participants."