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FIFA President Gianni Infantino has made a box-office revelation to popular influencer Ishowspeed on his latest stream. The FIFA President disclosed that Portuguese legend Cristiano Ronaldo may feature at the FIFA Club World Cup.
The FIFA president appeared in front of the camera on IShowSpeed's channel. Speaking to IShowSpeed, the FIFA president made a blockbuster announcement.
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Cristiano Ronaldo to feature in FIFA Club World Cup
In a peculiar interview on the IShowSpeed YouTube channel, FIFA President Gianni Infantino was promoting the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup set to take place in the United States this summer. During the conversation, he was asked by the streamer, who is an ardent Ronaldo fan, about the possibility of the Portuguese forward participating in the tournament. To this the FIFA president announced that there are endless possibilities and Cristiano may join a club participating in the World Cup.
Gianni Infantino, presidente da FIFA, disse a Speed que há chances de Cristiano Ronaldo jogar o Mundial de Clubes 2025 👀pic.twitter.com/4Jx9dkqJQ4
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"Cristiano Ronaldo might play for one of the teams as well. There are discussions with some clubs. So, if any clubs are watching and are interested in hiring Ronaldo for the Club World Cup, who knows? There are still a few weeks." Infantino said on stream.
The newly revamped version of the Club World Cup has been Infantino's dream project for several years. Despite all the promotions of the event, the hype appears to be missing and hence the president appeared with IShowSpeed. The interest in the tournament remains relatively low, despite the involvement of some of the world's largest clubs and players.
Although Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al Nassr remains bleak, the Portuguese captain may consider switching to a club participating in the event in order to compete against his eternal rival Lionel Messi.