A series of social media posts by U.S. Customs and Border Protection have spooked fans ahead of Inter Miami’s match against Egypt’s Al Ahly at the Hard Rock Stadium as part of FIFA’s Club World Cup this Saturday.

Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappé headline the star-studded Club World Cup, but they're not the only ones worth watching.

The FIFA Club World Cup will kick off on Saturday at Hard Rock Stadium. One of the big topics of discussion heading into the tournament has been security. The Club World Cup is the first big soccer event in South Florida since last year’s Copa America disaster at Hard Rock Stadium, where hundreds of fans stormed the gates.

After border patrol announced it will be at the Club World Cup opener in Florida, a FIFA source couldn't rule out ICE agents working at L.A. games.

Referees at the Club World Cup will wear eye-level cameras to finally allow fans to see exactly what the officials are looking at during a soccer match. Well... not quite. FIFA has announced the innovation will be implemented at its newly-expanded tournament,

FIFA president Gianni Infantino addressed questions about Club World Cup tickets, security, U.S. immigration policies.

Players slammed the pitch conditions in the U.S. for the Copa América. FIFA is making sure the Club World Cup and 2026 World Cup are different.

With Manchester City's squad for the Club World Cup now confirmed, and their campaign kicking off against Wydad AC next Wednesday, we want your views. The Blues will also face Al Ain and Juventus in the group stage of the tournament in the United States.