The 2025 Kings World Cup Clubs (formerly the Kings World Cup, renamed to distinguish from the Kings World Cup Nations) was an international seven-a-side football tournament based on the Kings League format. 32 teams took part. Spain's Porcinos FC automatically qualified as the defending world champions, having won the inaugural tournament in 2024.
In March 2025, France was announced as the tournament's host nation, coinciding with the launch of the Kings League France. The World Cup took place from 1 to 14 June 2025.
On 1 May 2025, the Paris La Défense Arena was announced as the site of the finals.
In an introductory video for the campaign uploaded on 7 September 2024, the 2025 edition of the Kings World Cup, was announced to happen at the end of the season. Spain would send Porcinos FC, the defending champions of the competition, alongside four other teams. They were to be joined by four teams from the Americas Kings League and teams from the Kings Leagues of Italy, Brazil, France, and Germany, as well as "wildcard" teams from other countries, for a 32-team tournament. The first wildcard team was announced on 16 February 2025, Moroccan side Ultra Chmicha (led by content creator Ilyas El Maliki) after the country's semi-final performance at the 2025 Kings World Cup Nations. France would be announced as the hosts for the competition on 24 March 2025, during the Kings League France team introduction and draft.
The slot allocation will be as follows:
The 2025 Kings World Cup Clubs retained the format of the 2024 tournament, which included features of a Swiss-system tournament.
President: Gerard Piqué
President: Miguel Layún
President: Zlatan IbrahimoviÃÂ<br>Competition Director: Claudio Marchisio
President: Kaká
President: Bastian Schweinsteiger
As usual in the Kings League, teams will field a regular roster of ten drafted players, plus guest 11th, 12th and 13th Players.
A system of international loans was set up so players from teams that had not qualified for the World Cup could play the tournament on loan in teams that had qualified.
Manager: Gabriele Canella<br>
Manager: Wellington de Oliveira<br>
Manager: Fábio Ferreira<br>
Manager: Marius Duhnke<br>
Manager: Cristian Brocchi<br>
Manager: Paulo Neto<br>
Manager: Samir Nasri<br>
Manager: Carlos Barbosa de Oliveira<br>
Manager: Simon Seferings<br>
Manager: Malik Hadziavdic<br>
Manager: Fernando Espinosa<br>
Manager: Pol Font<br>
Manager: David Biosca<br>
Manager: Robert Cornfield<br>
Manager: Sabry Bezahaf<br>
Manager: Juan Manuel Miranda<br>
Manager: Arnau Jariod<br>
Manager: Jos Gartland<br>
Manager: ÃÂric Bartra<br>
Manager: Daniel Romo<br>
Manager: Kensuke Nakai<br>
Manager: Alejandro Castro<br>
Manager: Saïd Dorbani<br>
Manager: Gabriela Batocletti<br>
Manager: Nacho Castro<br>
Manager: Abdullah Al-Shehri<br>
Manager: Marco Bertoni<br>
Manager: ÃÂlex MartÃÂnez<br>
Manager: Majid El Khal<br>
Manager: Campi Grégory<br>
Manager: VÃÂctor González<br>
Manager: Mustapha Ahouaqui<br>
The entire tournament will be livestreamed on Twitch, YouTube and Kick, both from the official Kings League channels and individual feeds from the teams' chairpersons.
On 29 May 2025, it was also announced that DAZN would be broadcasting the entire tournament for free in Spain.
The first-round pairings were drawn on 26 May 2025.
Round of 16 pairings were drawn on 8 June, before the start of the last-chance round.
On 26 May 2025, before the draw, Congolese singer GIMS was named as the headline act of the opening ceremony (branded as the Music Show)