The Club World Cup is approaching, and the special transfer window - which was open during the first ten days of the current month - allowed for a fresh infusion of talent into all competing teams.
This edition is unique, especially during a peculiar time period that required clubs to make some surgical moves. Between loans, future gambles, and high-profile signings, several clubs moved early and made a significant impact.
Real Madrid and Manchester City are prime examples; however, not everyone followed the same path. Benfica and FC Porto - the only Portuguese representatives in the competition - were, for instance, far from the spotlight in this short transfer market.
The Eagles only made two changes (the departure of Arthur Cabral for 12 million and the permanent signing of Samuel Dahl), while the Dragons signed Gabri Veiga from Al Ahli for 15 million.
With this in mind, zerozero compiled a list of the 15 main reinforcements who will compete in the Club World Cup with new clubs.
