DAZN Duo Sparks Romance Rumors at Club World Cup
The tournament features 63 games across 12 US venues, with teams from around the world competing for the top prize. As the competition heats up, Crosas and del Carril will continue to bring their unique commentary style to the broadcasts, keeping fans entertained and invested in the action on the pitch.
Marc Crosas and Lola del Carril, commentators for the Club World Cup on DAZN, have taken the internet by storm with their on-screen chemistry, leaving fans wondering if there's more to their relationship than just football analysis. The pair's flirtatious behavior has gone viral on social media, with many praising their commentary and playful banter during the tournament.
The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, which kicked off on June 14 in Miami Gardens, Florida, features 32 teams competing in eight groups, with the top two teams from each group advancing to the knockout stage. Notable teams participating in the tournament include Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, Manchester City, and Inter Milan. Despite the excitement surrounding the tournament, attendance has been a concern, with a scoreless draw between Palmeiras and Porto being one of the low-attended matches.
Lola del Carril, a trailblazing sports journalist, made history as the first woman to commentate on World Cup matches on Argentine television during Qatar 2022. She has since become a prominent figure in sports journalism, releasing her debut single "Estoy bien" in 2023. Marc Crosas, a former Barcelona player, brings a wealth of experience as a sports analyst for DAZN and Mexican broadcaster TUDN. The two have been working together at the Club World Cup, and their chemistry has been noticed by fans and media alike.
As the tournament progresses, fans will be keeping a close eye on the action on the pitch, as well as the developing story between Crosas and del Carril. With the final taking place on July 20, there's still plenty of football to be played, and perhaps some romance to blossom. The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup is not only a test of the organization of the 2026 World Cup but also a showcase of the beautiful game, with the largest and richest club soccer tournament in history offering a $1 billion prize-money purse.