According to the Guardian, FIFA's new 16-team Women's Club World Cup could be delayed beyond its previously planned launch date of 2026. According to sources, the tournament has widespread support within the governing body and across the confederations, but discussions are ongoing about the possibility of delaying the event's inaugural staging by a couple of years to give everyone more time to properly prepare for it. There have been no final decisions on dates, but it is understood that the matter will be discussed at a FIFA Council meeting this week, where, according to sources, there is still "unwavering support" for launching the tournament. One idea expected to be discussed at the meeting is the introduction of a mini-tournament with only four teams in 2026, giving stakeholders time to work toward fully realizing a 16-team version. FIFA announced plans for a Women's Club World Cup in May 2021, and last year proposed that the tournament take place betwe...
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