The FIFA Club World Cup is set to kick off, but concerns have emerged about ticket sales, with only two teams, Real Madrid and Boca Juniors, selling out their group stage games.

The FIFA Club World Cup is about to start, featuring 32 teams in a format similar to the national team World Cups. However, concerns have arisen about the atmosphere across the 63 games, with many wondering if the stadiums will be filled. 

The tournament’s first game between Inter Miami and Al Ahly at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami has raised eyebrows, with some questioning whether it will sell out despite the stadium’s 64,000 capacity.

Reports suggest that FIFA is working to ensure the opening game has a full attendance, despite signs of lackluster demand for tickets. 

Nevertheless, two clubs have set a positive example, with Real Madrid and Boca Juniors selling out their group stage games.

Boca Juniors have reportedly sold the most tickets among all participating clubs, with their games at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami expected to draw large crowds.

Real Madrid’s popularity is no surprise, given their star-studded squad and massive global following. The Spanish giants will play some of their group stage games at the Hard Rock Stadium, and their matches are among the most popular among fans in the US. Their sold-out games are a testament to their enduring appeal.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino has addressed concerns about ticket sales, expressing confidence that the stadiums will be filled for many games, including the opening match between Inter Miami and Al Ahly. 

Despite rumors suggesting otherwise, Infantino sounded optimistic about the tournament’s prospects, and it remains to be seen how the rest of the competition will unfold. With two days to go before the tournament starts, fans are eagerly awaiting the action on the pitch.