The Club World Cup will feature teams from all six international football confederations, with 12 spots allocated to European clubs based on their Champions League performances over the past four years. Notable qualifiers include Chelsea, Manchester City, and Real Madrid, while Liverpool misses out despite being 2022 finalists. Each confederation has a set number of slots: four for Asia, Africa, and North and Central America, six for South America, and one for Oceania. The last team confirmed was Botafogo from Brazil.