The Club World Cup struggles to engage Manchester City and Chelsea supporters, as evidenced by low ticket sales prompting FIFA to lower prices. Many players are reluctant to forfeit five weeks for the tournament, despite its lucrative prize pool. The sentiment largely reflects apathy, with some hardcore fans willing to attend, motivated by unique personal experiences. However, for many, the financial burden of travel and accommodations outweighs the allure of the tournament. Clubs and players show indifference, indicating a diminishing interest in the competition among top football tiers.
FIFA has struggled to generate excitement for the Club World Cup, despite slashing ticket prices and the chance to win a substantial prize, leading to fan apathy.
Many players are discontent with sacrificing five weeks post-season for the tournament. Former Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti remarked that clubs wouldn't partake, although financial incentives are compelling.
Some hardcore fans plan to attend, but others express strong opposition on platforms like Blue Moon, suggesting a divide between diehard supporters and casual fans.
Traveling fans face high costs including flights, accommodation, and match tickets, with one fan citing it as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity despite widespread indifference.
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