Juventus have now arrived in the United States to begin preparations for their campaign in the FIFA Club World Cup, and manager Igor Tudor has made it clear that he intends to lead the team with a winning mentality. Despite not being seen as one of the leading contenders to lift the trophy, Juventus are taking the tournament seriously.

When the ball gets kicked off the center circle of Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, the United States will go down in history as the first host of the most important soccer tournament created this century.

Series A's most successful club has struggled in recent years but, with youth on their side, they could be on their way back

Juventus had been linked with Antonio Conte, Gian Piero Gasperini and others, but now they have confirmed their current boss is going nowhere

Khalid Al Hashimi, Al Ain FC’s experienced centre-back, rejoined his club’s training camp in the United States just five days after his wedding, underlining his commitment as the UAE club prepare for their opening Fifa Club World Cup match against Italian heavyweights Juventus on June 19.

Group G contains two European heavyweights, plus Moroccan side Wydad AC and 2024 Asian Champions League winners Al Ain

Juventus FC midfielder Weston McKennie talks about the challenges of facing new teams in the Club World Cup.

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.