FIFA is pleased to announce a partnership with global technology leaders Lenovo and Motorola Mobility ahead of the inaugural edition of the FIFA Club World Cup, which will bring together 32 of the most decorated club teams from across all six confederations in a truly global celebration of football.
Through the partnership, Lenovo and Motorola will offer unique experiences to fans and continue working with FIFA to incorporate their portfolio of devices, infrastructure solutions and smartphones, harnessing innovation with a view to supporting the mission of making club football truly global.
Motorola, a Lenovo brand, has been named Official FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Smartphone Partner and will use the milestone in club football to promote the brand on a global scale, engaging with fans worldwide.
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Meanwhile Cristiano Ronaldo is widely tipped to leave Al-Nassr and feature at the Club World Cup, per the BBC.
Commenting on the partnership, FIFA Secretary General Mattias Grafström said:
“The inaugural FIFA Club World Cup will mark a new era in global club football – one that is inclusive, innovative and more connected than ever before. We’re delighted to have Motorola and Lenovo joining us for this groundbreaking tournament. Their world-class technology and global perspective will help elevate the experience for fans, teams and other stakeholders.”
Following Lenovo’s appointment as Official FIFA Technology Partner last October, this additional agreement covering the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 further strengthens the company’s commitment to shaping the evolution of football’s digital future.
“Motorola is proud to support this landmark in global club football with smarter technology,” said Motorola President Sergio Buniac.
“The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 represents an incredible opportunity to showcase not only the world’s best football clubs, but also the transformative potential of innovation. Through our infrastructure, devices – from smartphones to Lenovo PCs and servers – and services, we’ll help FIFA deliver a tournament that is truly inclusive for fans around the world.”
The FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will usher in a new era in club football and will be the most inclusive and merit-based club competition in history.
However, former Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti had previously urged other clubs to boycott the Club World Cup in June last year.
Featuring 32 clubs and 63 matches contested over the 30-day competition, the innovative tournament will redefine how, when and where the truly global club champions are crowned. Every tournament match will be broadcast live for free on DAZN, the world’s leading sports entertainment platform.
Source: FIFA
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