Motorola has been confirmed as the official smartphone partner for the FIFA Club World Cup 2025, expanding its presence in the world of football through a multi-year alliance with FIFA. The company aims to place fans right at the heart of the action with a new contest, sending lucky winners to the semi-finals or final of the prestigious tournament in the United States.
This collaboration is part of a broader partnership that will also cover the 2026 FIFA World Cup and the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Motorola and its parent company Lenovo both emphasize innovation and accessibility, leveraging their technological strengths to engage fans around the globe. By positioning itself alongside one of the most popular sports, Motorola underscores its own values—passion, energy, and development.
To participate in the contest, fans in Germany must purchase an eligible Motorola smartphone between June 4 and June 28, 2025. They then need to complete an online entry form at Motorola’s official website and showcase a personal skill related to football, creativity, or performance on Instagram. Using specific hashtags and tagging Motorola’s local account, users enter a popularity-based competition: posts with the highest likes win exclusive packages to see the matches live, including tickets, travel, and accommodation.
The winners will be announced on July 1 through Motorola’s Instagram account, bringing a blend of excitement and opportunity to dedicated supporters. However, the contest is also bound to strict terms. Winners must arrange their travel documentation independently and should be able to attend the specified dates in July. The full details and requirements can be found on Motorola’s official FIFA campaign page.
Motorola’s ongoing collaboration with FIFA began earlier this year with the Beach Soccer World Cup and now reaches mainstream football with what many see as the most globally inclusive tournament yet. The 2025 Club World Cup will feature 32 teams, 63 matches, and 12 host cities. While some may view these marketing-led campaigns with a skeptical eye, Motorola appears genuinely interested in uniting technology and sport to create memorable experiences for fans. As the journey toward the tournament kicks off, football enthusiasts have a chance to be more than spectators—they can become a part of the event themselves.
