2025 Club World Cup Group H Tour: Leading the Champions League King, and the three continents of the strong teams encircled

The H Group of the 2025 Club World Cup is led by Real Madrid, the 14-year Champions League champion, and consists of Saudi giant Riyadh Crescent, Mexican powerhouse Pachuca and Austrian overlord Salzburg Red Bull.

2025 Club World Cup Group H team list

Real Madrid, as the biggest favorite to win the championship, has a significantly higher strength. Riyadh Crescent has the top Asian lineup and is most expected to compete for another qualifying spot. Pachuca was once the third place in the Club World Cup, with rich experience but slightly inferior overall strength. Although Red Bull Salzburg is a regular visitor to the Champions League, it may be difficult to break through for the first time.

Galaxy Battleship set sail again: Real Madrid aims at the six-champion legend of the Club World Cup

Real Madrid, founded in 1902, is the most successful club in the world football world, with 15 Champions League champions in Europe, of which Liverpool won the championship 1-0 in the 2021/22 season finals, securing him the qualification for this Club World Cup. As the No. 1 club in the history of the Club World Cup (winning 5 times), Real Madrid achieved five consecutive Champions League titles in the 1950s and formed the "Galaxy Battleship" in the 2000s. Later, superstars such as Zidane and Ronaldo helped them create new glory.

Real Madrid won the Club World Cup championship in 2022

In 2025, Real Madrid's new coach Alonso will lead a new generation of Real Madrid to the forefront. Rising stars such as Mbappe, Bellingham and Vinicius are determined to continue the club's dominance in the global arena.

Desert Moon Burns the Soul of War: Riyadh Crescent Revenge and the Hope of the Top

Founded in 1957, Riyadh Crescent is a benchmark for Saudi football, with 18 league championships + 4 Asian Champions League titles (the most recent victory over Posco Iron 2-0 in 2021) demonstrating its dominant position in Asia. They reached the finals in the 2022 Club World Cup and eventually lost to Real Madrid 3-5. In the 2023/24 season, he swept the Saudi League with an unbeaten record of 31 wins and 3 draws, showing his terrifying dominance on both offense and defense (scoring 101 goals and conceding 23 goals).

2021 Riyadh Crescent won the AFC Champions League championship

Mitrovic, Neves and other stars are in charge, making New Moon the strongest team in this group except Real Madrid, and qualifying in the group is the lowest goal.

American Eagles Flying Flying: Pachuca's counterattack journey with toughness

This Mexican team founded by British miners in 1892, won the Central and North American Championships four times, and won the South American Cup in 2006. The 2021 Central and North American Champions League final defeated Columbus crew 3-0, and Salomon Longdong scored twice to help him secure the Club World Cup qualification. They won the third place in the 2017 Club World Cup (4-1 win against Aljazra) and have rich experience in the competition.

Pachuca won the sixth Central and North American championship in team history in 2024

Although the lineup is not very good, the unique resilience and rapid counterattack tactics of the Mexican team may become a secret weapon against European giants.

Youth Storm debuted: Red Bull Salzburg's Club World Cup icebreaking journey

The Austrian team established in 1933 has risen to "star-making factory" in recent years, with superstars such as Haaland and Mane starting here. With their stable performance in the European Games (2021/22 Champions League round of 16), they were shortlisted by the UEFA rankings. The domestic arena once achieved ten consecutive championships (2013-2023), but the dynasty was ended by the Graz Storm last season.

Salzburg Red Bull completed the Austrian League One championship for the first time, and Salzburg, which participated in the Club World Cup for the first time, lacked experience in top-level events. Although the younger lineup is full of vitality, it may be difficult to achieve success in the face of veteran giants such as Real Madrid.

Conclusion: Undercurrents under the distinction between strength and weakness

Group H presents a "one super, many strong" pattern. Real Madrid's promotion seems to be without suspense. Riyadh Crescent and Pachuca will have a life-and-death showdown. The former's lineup is more luxurious, while the latter has more experience in the competition. Although Salzburg is likely to run with him, its youth storm may create surprises.