Mamelodi Sundowns Depart South Africa for 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in US
Mamelodi Sundowns Depart South Africa for 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in US

Mamelodi Sundowns Depart South Africa for 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in US

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Mamelodi Sundowns, South Africa's dominant football club, is preparing to compete in the expanded 32-team FIFA Club World Cup in the United States, running from June 15 to July 13, 2025. Despite recent setbacks, including a narrow defeat in the CAF Champions League final and an early domestic cup exit, Sundowns maintain confidence due to their eighth consecutive South African league title and strong squad led by Portuguese coach Miguel Cardoso. The team, recognized for their vibrant spirit symbolized by their new colorful tracksuits and Cardoso's South African flag hat, aims to seize this historic opportunity to showcase African club football on the global stage against top international competition such as Borussia Dortmund, Ulsan Hyundai, and Fluminense. Vice-captain Ronwen Williams highlighted the emotional challenge of their recent losses but emphasized the team's determination to regroup and compete fiercely. The Club World Cup's expansion is seen as a significant platform for clubs outside Europe and South America, offering exposure and experience that could inspire clubs like Mamelodi Sundowns to challenge football's traditional powerhouses. This tournament represents a chance for Sundowns to rewrite their narrative and elevate South African football internationally.

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