The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 is set to kick off in the United States for the first time in its expanded format — and Miami is one of the key host cities. With Hard Rock Stadium selected as a primary venue, the Magic City will welcome fans from around the world to witness elite clubs like Inter Miami, Real Madrid, and Palmeiras compete for global glory.

🏆 Miami Match Highlights

Miami’s very own Inter Miami CF, powered by football superstar Lionel Messi, will play the opening match:

  • June 14: Inter Miami vs. Al Ahly FC (Miami Stadium / Hard Rock Stadium)
  • June 23: Inter Miami vs. Palmeiras (Miami Stadium)

Two other big matches will also take place at Hard Rock Stadium:

  • June 18: Real Madrid vs. Al Hilal
  • June 20: Wydad Casablanca vs. Urawa Red Diamonds

🎟️ Where to Get Tickets

Tickets will be in high demand and can be purchased through:

Pro tip: Book early for group-stage matches and VIP sections — demand will spike for Inter Miami and Real Madrid games.


🛎️ Where to Stay: Top Accommodations in Miami

Whether you’re visiting from abroad or another U.S. city, Miami offers a range of accommodations:

Luxury Stays:
  • Fontainebleau Miami Beach
  • The Setai South Beach
  • The Elser Hotel Downtown
Convenient for Stadium Access:
  • JW Marriott Miami Turnberry
  • Hilton Aventura
  • AC Hotel Miami Aventura

Airbnbs in Aventura, Sunny Isles, and Downtown Miami also offer short-term options for groups and families.


⚽ Best Spots to Watch the Games With Fans

If you don’t have a ticket, you can still enjoy the matchday experience with locals and fellow fans. Here are some of Miami’s best fútbol viewing spots:

  • The Doral Yard – Massive screen, food trucks, and great vibes.
  • Batch Gastropub (Brickell) – A fan-favorite with drink specials and dozens of TVs.
  • American Social (Downtown) – Waterfront location and passionate sports crowd.
  • Grails Sports Bar (Wynwood) – Designed for sports lovers with themed cocktails and soccer murals.
  • VEZA SUR Brewing Co. (Wynwood) – Latin-inspired brewery with a dedicated fútbol crowd.
🇪🇸 Bonus: FC Barcelona Is Coming to Miami

In related news, FC Barcelona is relocating its U.S. headquarters from New York to Miami, reinforcing the city’s growing importance as an international soccer capital. Their new office will focus on partnerships, branding, and expanding the club’s footprint in North America.


✅ Final Thoughts

With its thrilling matches, international fan energy, and Messi-led Inter Miami opening the tournament, Miami is the place to be during the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup. Whether you’re a lifelong soccer fan, investor, or simply love a good global event, this summer promises to be unforgettable.