Award-Winning Play-By-Play Voices to Include Luke Wileman, Tony Husband, Andres Cantor & Kevin Egan
TNT Sports and DAZN to Produce English-Language Studio Shows for All Matches with Hosts Alex Scott, Lauren Jbara & Katie Witham
World Class Analysts Include Steve McManaman, Juan Pablo Angel, Brian Dunseth, Mo Adams, Conor Coady & Brad Guzan, with More to be Announced Throughout the Month-Long Event
DAZN and TNT Sports today announced their English-language talent roster for U.S. coverage of the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup 2025. Kicking off in less than two weeks on Saturday, June 14, in Miami, the FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will bring together 32 of soccer’s best clubs from around the world. TNT Sports’ networks TNT, TBS and truTV will televise 24 of the tournament’s matches domestically, while all 63 fixtures will be broadcasted for free around the world on DAZN.
In March, DAZN and TNT Sports announced a multi-faceted partnership in the United States to provide fans more ways to watch the action from the group stage, knockout stages and the Final in more ways, across more platforms.
In addition, DAZN and TNT Sports will enhance the fan experience with English-language studio programming – originating from TNT Sports’ Techwood studios in Atlanta – plus additional ancillary programming throughout the tournament. Furthermore, TNT Sports’ Bleacher Report, House of Highlights, and B/R Football will produce and share content across their social platforms.
Commentators for the English-language coverage of FIFA Club World Cup 2025 in the United States include:
Play-by-play voices: Luke Wileman, Tony Husband, Andres Cantor and Kevin Egan.
Studio Hosts: Alex Scott, Lauren and Jbara Katie Witham.
Match commentators: TNT Sports analyst Brian Dunseth, English football legend Steve McManaman and U.S. International Brad Guzan, who will also appear in studio.
Studio analysts: Colombian International Juan Pablo Angel, Saudi Professional League veteran Mo Adams, Olympian and TNT Sports commentator Melissa Ortiz, English International Conor Coady, Sierra Leone International Kei Kamara, former German pro Lutz Pfannensteil, Bundesliga manager Pellegrino Matarazzo and former U.S. Soccer coach BJ Callaghan. Studio commentators will be supplemented with special guests throughout the competition.
FIFA Club World Cup 2025, kicking off on Saturday, June 14, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, will be played in twelve venues across the US – culminating with the Final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Sunday, July 13. 32 leading teams from six continents will face other global juggernauts for the first time.
Additional programming and production details for FIFA Club World Cup 2025 will be announced leading up to and throughout the event.
