Werz s transfer fee hides the reason why the new version of the Club World Cup can continue to be held and get better and better.

Any new thing will definitely be questioned or even disdainful at first. Take the World Cup as an example. Nowadays, fans around the world regard it as the world's largest and most important football event, but at the beginning of its establishment in 1930, many teams were on the wait-and-see attitude because they had no historical accumulation. The first World Cup was held in Uruguay, and many European teams even thought the long journey was too difficult and simply refused to participate. At that time, in the eyes of many old-fashioned giants, the World Cup was more like a newly born monster, and the four-way scenes were not.

But what about now? Nearly a hundred years later, all teams are eager to squeeze into the World Cup. Is there still a team who thinks the journey is long? I also have to travel from the west coast of the Pacific to the east coast of the Pacific. Of course, nowadays, technology is developed and transportation is convenient, so there is no problem of bumpy roads, unless you are as pretentious as Borgkamp and regard taking a plane as a disaster.

Then let’s talk about the Club World Cup. Although the Club World Cup included the previous Toyota Cup era, it has a history of decades, but the new version of the Club World Cup was unveiled, and it is time to correct the historical vocabulary. The old Club World Cup we are familiar with has been renamed the Intercontinental Cup, and it still occurs every year. But the Club World Cup is exclusive to this four-year large-scale event currently underway. In fact, the Club World Cup is the club version of the World Cup.

There must be some fans who expressed disdain for the new version of the Club World Cup, believing that it cannot be compared with the Champions League. Moreover, the attendance rate and fan atmosphere of many stadiums in the United States have also deepened this perception. But it doesn't matter. The Club World Cup will definitely continue, and it will definitely get better and better.

Does this sound a bit fake? It's okay, we can add some physical and dry goods to it. By chance, at the moment when the Club World Cup was in progress, there was a football news that had nothing to do with the Club World Cup, which flooded the screen - Wilz, who invested from Leverkusen from Leverkusen to Liverpool for a transfer fee of 116 million pounds.

I dare not say that Werz is 100% the summer window of 2025, but at present, it is at least 95%, right? After all, although there are many players in today's European football, there seems to be no one with a clear tendency to leave the team. Unfortunately, neither Liverpool nor Wilz have anything to do with the first Club World Cup. But it is precisely Werz's transfer fee that hides the reason why the Club World Cup can continue to be held and get better and better.

If you think an activity is not good and don’t want to go, then I will give you a sky-high notice fee, will you go?

Go, of course.

In fact, FIFA certainly knows that the Club World Cup will not arouse the competitive desire of European giants, so just spend money. The level of an event was initially made with money. In fact, isn’t this the case in the UEFA Champions League?

It is said that if a team can win the championship in the Club World Cup, it will receive a total of US$125 million in prize money. Although it is slightly less than Werz's transfer fee, it's almost the same?

In other words, if you are lucky enough to win the championship, then theoretically, it is equivalent to having a top player like Wilz automatically. This is why the Club World Cup has always attracted wealthy families to continue. After all, even those wealthy families who are not short of money will not be able to get over more money.

Make a subtle joke. If it weren't for Werz, it would be likely to be involved with the Club World Cup champion. It’s like after Barcelona sold Neymar, they suddenly found the feeling of Kuoye. Europe also knew that Barcelona had a huge sum of money, so they were waiting for them to set off a second wave in the summer window. So, this is how Dembele and Coutinho come from.

So, will the 2025 Club World Cup champion also use the bonus to create a huge pit?

This does not matter. What’s important is that every four years, there will be a team that has such charity and opportunity. Therefore, there is no need for the future of the Club World Cup.