Tickets on sale at www.worldsevensfootball.com

NEW YORK (October 9, 2025): World Sevens Football (W7F) announced today the first two professional women’s football clubs to compete in its second global tournament: Mexico’s Club América and Brazil’s Clube de Regatas do Flamengo. Both teams will be among eight elite squads confirmed for this electrifying event, which will take place December 5-7, 2025, at Beyond Bancard Field in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, home of Gainbridge USL’s Fort Lauderdale United FC.

Tickets are now available, including premium sideline, party deck, pitchside, and VIP options. Each ticket includes access to the W7F Fan Fest featuring football activities, giveaways, and food and beverages for purchase. To purchase tickets, fans can visit www.worldsevensfootball.com.

About Club América — Mexico City, Mexico

Club América, hailing from Mexico City, stands as a dominant power in Latin American women’s football. As a two-time Liga MX Femenil champion, clinching the title in Apertura 2018 and Clausura 2023, Club América has set the standard for the Mexican women’s league’s rapid growth. The club has become synonymous with excellence, combining a vibrant attacking style with a strong commitment to developing youth and international stars. Their storied history within Mexican football, massive nationwide support, and a deeply competitive squad have cemented their status as consummate performers on both the domestic and international stage.

“This invitation to participate in World Sevens Football is a point of pride for everyone connected to Club América,” said Luis Fuentes, Sporting Director of América Femenil. “We are thrilled to join the tournament’s innovative vision to advance women’s football around the world, and we are eager to contribute our passion and talent to a world-class competition in Fort Lauderdale.”

About Clube de Regatas do Flamengo — Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Based in the heart of Rio de Janeiro, Clube de Regatas do Flamengo is one of Brazil’s most storied institutions, drawing on a legacy of excellence both domestically and internationally. Flamengo’s women’s team competes at the pinnacle of the Brazilian game, with a Campeonato Brasileiro Série A1 national championship and a remarkable eight Campeonato Carioca state titles, the most recent coming in 2024. Founded in 1895, Flamengo plays its home games at Estádio da Gávea and is renowned for a passionate fan base and a long tradition of producing exceptional talent for both club and country. The women’s side is distinguished not just by its historic achievements but also by its development of Brazilian national team stars and rising youth prospects.

“It’s an incredible honor to bring Flamengo’s red and black to the World Sevens Football stage,” said André Rocha, General Manager of the Women’s Team, Clube de Regatas do Flamengo. “This format highlights the best of the global women’s game, and we look forward to sharing the pitch with the world’s elite in Fort Lauderdale. Representing Brazil at this event is about more than competition—it’s a celebration of our club, our supporters, and our vision for the future of women’s football.”

Tournament

“World Sevens Football is about more than just competition—it’s about creating a platform that inspires the next generation while celebrating the best in the game and paying these athletes a prize pool they deserve,” said Jen Mackesy, Co-Founder of W7F. “Bringing together powerhouse clubs like Club América and Flamengo shows how deeply the women’s game is resonating across continents and we can’t wait to share the others joining us in Fort Lauderdale this December!”

“We know the foundation of World Sevens Football is the world-class athletes who play the game and the passionate communities who support them,” said Sarah Cummins, CEO of W7F. “As we prepare for our second tournament, our goal is simple: deliver the best possible experience for our players, fans, and partners. From the atmosphere in Fort Lauderdale to our broadcast around the world with DAZN, every decision we make is about raising standards, building excitement, and making every moment memorable for everyone who loves women’s football.”

Building on the runaway success of its debut in Portugal in May 2025, W7F is again poised to deliver a groundbreaking three-day tournament. Eight top-tier teams will compete for a landmark $5 million prize pool, one of the largest in women’s football. The inaugural W7F event showcased icons such as Pernille Harder, Kerolin Nicoli, Ella Toone, and Lily Yohannes, culminating in a Bayern München win over Man United in a gripping final, taking home both the crown and the largest share of the prize money.

“The inaugural World Sevens Football tournament proved the global appetite for high-energy, innovative women’s football is stronger than ever,” said Adrian Jacob, Head of Football, W7F. “These clubs represent the very best of their regions, and their participation speaks volumes about the rising momentum for women’s sport. Fans can expect electrifying play, star power, and an unforgettable weekend as we build the future of the game.”

W7F continues its partnership with DAZN to bring the tournament to fans worldwide, enhancing the viewing experience through 100+ distribution platforms and immersive content on the largest dedicated women’s football YouTube channel. The strategic partnership emphasizes expanding access, attracting major sponsorships, and growing the audience for women’s sport.