As: FIFA has limited subsidies to the Club World Cup teams, and the training camps of Manchester City and other teams have been affected.

June 17, "As" reported that FIFA has very little subsidy for clubs participating in the World Club Cup, which has led to many teams having to choose less-than-top training camps, and Manchester City is one of the affected clubs.

It was not until ten days before the start of the Club World Cup that FIFA finally confirmed the location of each team's training base in the United States. Such a delay is surprising, after all, the potential training ground plan was submitted months ago. But economic problems always linger on this matter. FIFA only pays 15,000 euros per team a day for the venue rental fee, which is obviously a drop in the bucket.

This has led to multiple teams choosing colleges over top sports club facilities to prepare for the game. Take Manchester City as an example, Guardiola's team is stationed in Boca Raton Palm Beach near Miami and trains at Lynn University. The environment here is quiet and pleasant, but it is still far from the luxury standards of Manchester City, who are used to living a good life.

FIFA's daily subsidies are very tight, especially additional security is required. In some cases, facilities need to be upgraded at their own expense. For example, Real Madrid has built prefabricated tents out of their own pocket to meet media reception needs. Manchester City will prioritize geographical location rather than luxury configuration. They will start their first game in Philadelphia and then move to Atlanta. The last round of the group stage and the potential top 16 and top 8 matches (if they advance to the top) will be held in Orlando. Because of this, they chose Palm Beach with Real Madrid.

Manchester City team trains at the school's Bobby Campbell Stadium, a delicate lighting-equipped venue with covered stands that can accommodate 500 people. This week, the entire training area has been decorated with the colors and badges of the club. Boca Raton Mayor Scott Singer couldn't hide his excitement on the day of confirming Manchester City's entry: "We are honored to announce that Manchester City will train at Lynn University, thank you!"

Although there are no top facilities in the magnificent training city next to the Etihad Stadium, this Premier League powerhouse is still preparing for the opening match against Vadard. The special scene of Haaland, Rodri and others gathered, and their return to campus was brewing a journey to reach the top of the world.