Real Madrid has sent a request to FIFA just days after the Club World Cup in the United States.

Real Madrid and several other clubs in Europe and South America are in favor of holding the revamped Club World Cup every two years to increase their revenue.

In the wake of a financially successful Club World Cup, Real Madrid and several other elite clubs across Europe and South America are pushing for a radical change. These soccer giants have made an unusual request: they want FIFA’s new Club World Cup to be held every two years.

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Having failed to make it to the final, Real Madrid's time at the FIFA Club World Cup did not go as the fans would have liked. The Club World Cup was the first o

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FIFA Club World Cup has wrapped up, but according to an ESPN report, several teams don’t want to wait four more years to get back into it. According to the report, several clubs in Europe and South America - with Real Madrid being the only named team - have spoken with FIFA about having the Club World Cup every two years in an effort to bring more revenue to their clubs.