Kane: Playing the Club World Cup can make you familiar with the World Cup venues in advance, and the new events are full of unknowns that make people excited

May 23rd Bayern Munich striker Kane, Inter Milan striker Lautaro and other players are full of expectations for the new and groundbreaking Club World Cup held in the United States this summer.

This event will completely change the face of club football. 32 teams and their players from six major intercontinental federations and nearly 90 countries will compete in 12 venues in 11 cities in the United States to compete for the honor of the New World Club Cup championship. These cities include Atlanta, Charlotte, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville, New York, New Jersey, Orlando, Philadelphia, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

Kane: "It will be unique, this type of game and the opponents are different from before, but I think it will be a great experience, going to the United States, a great opportunity to get to know some stadiums and get to know the fans before the World Cup. It will be a great game. As usual, the first game of any type of event, people want to know how it will develop, but I'm really excited."

FIFA Club World Cup not only has an impact during the game, but it will also have a profound impact globally. In addition to providing $1 billion in bonuses to 32 participating teams, a $250 million solidarity fund will be established to support teams that are not participating. This means that all the revenue generated from the game will be reinvested in the development of football. Through a milestone agreement signed by FIFA with DAZN, the world's largest sports streaming platform, fans around the world can watch all 63 games for free.

defender Ramos: "I've been excited to play with the best clubs, and here we'll see a healthy but very competitive event. Taking part in such a game always gives me extra excitement. It's a new form of game, but it already requires a high degree of focus because even the smallest details can be left or eliminated. We know we'll face very, very important opponents, all of whom are old teams and they're all very competitive."

Lautaro said it would be very special to be able to participate in this historic first match: "Personally, it reminds me of the World Cup where the national team is participating, so, it's really great, it's going to be very special because this is the first time that this is held."