<h1>FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Winner: Predictions &amp; Betting Tips</h1> <p>The FIFA Club World Cup gets underway on Sunday, with three rounds of group games to be played before a full knockout phase unfolds.</p> <p>The winner will need to come through seven matches unscathed, so who are the key contenders to do exactly that?</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Outright Betting Odds</h2> <p>The most decorated team in this tournament’s history is Real Madrid. And the Galacticos have been installed as the favourites in the <a href="https://www.sportsbet.com.au/betting/soccer/fifa-club-world-cup/fifa-club-world-cup/fifa-club-world-cup-2025-outrights-8759623">FIFA Club World Cup 2025 betting odds</a>.</p> <p>They will face plenty of stiff competition from their European counterparts, however. PSG won the Champions League in May, while Man City’s domestic woes could be forgotten if they win the Club World Cup.</p> <p>Bayern Munich won the German Bundesliga title this term, while Chelsea were crowned Europa Conference League champions.&nbsp;</p> <p>Inter Milan, on the other hand, lost both the Champions League final and a final day shootout with Napoli in Italy’s Serie A.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Winner: The Favourites</h2> <p>Perhaps the most intriguing betting value is in teams with something to prove after a disappointing season, with Real Madrid and Manchester City the most obvious to tick the box.</p> <p>Real were thrashed by Arsenal in the Champions League and never really looked like winning La Liga. With new head coach Xabi Alonso only taking over two weeks ago, maybe they can be avoided.</p> <p><strong>But Man City could be considered a value play</strong>. They finished 2024/25 trophyless, a rarity in this Pep Guardiola era, so will be desperate to get their hands on the Club World Cup trophy. They will be reinforced in midfield by the returning Rodri and new signings Tijjani Reijnders and Rayan Ait-Nouri.</p> <p>After a busy 2024/25 season, can PSG go to the well again and win seven more games against quality opposition? Perhaps physical and emotional fatigue will count against them, as it might for Inter Milan.</p> <p><strong>Bayern Munich</strong>, however, will be gunning for glory in the United States after losing out in the Champions League quarter finals, and <strong>they have the class to go far in the Club World Cup</strong>.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <h2>FIFA Club World Cup 2025 Winner: The Outsiders</h2> <p>It’s difficult to envisage a non-European winner of the FIFA Club World Cup, given that clubs from that continent have won this tournament 16 of the last 19 years.</p> <p>If you’re looking for better value, perhaps<strong> Borussia Dortmund are worth closer scrutiny</strong>. They had a poor domestic season, yet reached the quarter finals of the Champions League – beating Barcelona 3-1 in the second leg.</p> <p>That came a year after they reached the Champions League final, so knockout style football clearly suits, and in Serhou Guirassy they have a proven goalscorer at the highest level.</p>