First FIFA Club World Cup Winners to Wear the Champions Badge for 4 Years
- New FIFA Club World Cup Format: The tournament will now be held every four years, with more participating teams.
- Champions Badge Duration: The winning team of the new format will wear a golden badge for four consecutive seasons.
- Intercontinental Cup Badge: Real Madrid did not receive a badge for winning the 2024 FIFA Intercontinental Cup; Man City will retain their badge until the 2024 FIFA Club World Cup.
With the FIFA Club World Cup taking on a completely new format and being held every four years, the winning team will receive a gold badge to be used for four consecutive seasons.
FIFA Club World Cup Winners to Wear the Champions Badge for 4 Years
Unlike the old format of the tournament, which was held once a year, the new FIFA Club World Cup format has increased the number of participating teams and will take place every four years. This means that the winning team will wear the golden champions badge for four consecutive seasons.
Despite winning the 2024 FIFA Intercontinental Cup, Real Madrid did not receive a special golden badge. Instead, Man City will continue to wear the golden badge from the 2023 FIFA Club World Cup. This will be used until the end of the all-new 2024 FIFA Club World Cup.
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