The Kings World Cup Clubs 2025 ended with Los Troncos FC defeating Porcinos FC 6-3 in Paris. For Moroccan followers, the central story was Ultra Chmicha: Ilyas El Maliki’s wildcard team lost two close matches and did not reach the Round of 16. This page is a historical results recap, not a live schedule for a future tournament.
Quick answer: Los Troncos FC won the 2025 title on June 14. Ultra Chmicha lost 5-4 to PANAM All Starz, then drew 5-5 with Futbolistas Locos before losing the shootout.
Tournament at a Glance
| Detail | Kings World Cup Clubs 2025 |
|---|---|
| Host country | France |
| Tournament dates | June 1-14, 2025 |
| Number of clubs | 32 |
| Format | Three-stage qualification path followed by a 16-team knockout phase |
| Final venue | Paris La Défense Arena |
| Champion | Los Troncos FC |
| Runner-up | Porcinos FC |
| Final score | Los Troncos 6-3 Porcinos |
| Main Moroccan team | Ultra Chmicha, led by Ilyas El Maliki |
The organizer’s official regulations confirm that this was the second edition, with 32 clubs playing in France from June 1 to June 14. It was a seven-a-side competition and should not be confused with the FIFA Club World Cup or the separate Kings World Cup Nations.
Who Won the Kings World Cup Clubs 2025?
Los Troncos FC were the 2025 champions. Perxitaa’s Spanish team beat defending champion Porcinos FC 6-3 in the final on June 14 at Paris La Défense Arena.
The official final report records a fast Los Troncos start. Carles Planas scored twice, Gerard Nolla added two goals during the Dice phase, and Los Troncos led 4-1 at halftime. Porcinos reduced the gap after the break, but Nolla’s late Double Goal settled the match at 6-3.
It was Los Troncos’ first men’s Kings World Cup Clubs title. Porcinos had entered the final as the 2024 champion, so the result also prevented a successful title defence.
Ultra Chmicha Results: Morocco’s 2025 Story
Ultra Chmicha was the clearest Moroccan connection to the tournament. The team was introduced as a wildcard project led by Moroccan creator Ilyas El Maliki. Its two matches produced close scorelines but no win.
| Date | Match | Result | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|
| June 1, 2025 | Ultra Chmicha vs PANAM All Starz | 4-5 | Opening-round loss |
| June 5, 2025 | Ultra Chmicha vs Futbolistas Locos | 5-5, shootout loss | Eliminated |
The official June 1 results show that French champion PANAM All Starz edged Ultra Chmicha by one goal. That defeat sent the Moroccan wildcard to the elimination side of the bracket.
Against Futbolistas Locos, Ultra Chmicha led 4-1 at halftime. The German team recovered, and Ilyas El Maliki converted a President’s Penalty to bring the match to 5-5. Futbolistas then won the shootout. The organizer’s match recap notes the strong Moroccan support inside the Cupra Arena but confirms that the German side advanced.
Readers looking for each match in more detail can see our Ultra Chmicha opening-match result and the Futbolistas Locos vs Ultra Chmicha recap.
Zaytouna FC Results and the Morocco Clarification
Zaytouna FC also attracted regional attention, but it was not a second official Moroccan team. It was a wildcard led by GIMS. The club lost both of its matches:
- Desimpedidos Goti beat Zaytouna FC 5-3 on June 1.
- La Capital CF beat Zaytouna FC 6-5 on June 4.
The second loss left Zaytouna with a 0-2 record and eliminated it from the tournament. Those scores are recorded in the official June 1 results and June 4 results.
This distinction matters because the event mixed clubs from established Kings League competitions with invited wildcard projects. Ultra Chmicha explicitly carried the Moroccan storyline; Zaytouna’s link came through GIMS and the wider Francophone audience. Our separate Zaytouna FC profile and results page follows that story in more detail.
How the 2025 Format Worked
The opening phase was not a conventional round-robin group. The organizer described it as a Swiss-style route with three opportunities to reach the knockout stage:
- Every club played an opening match.
- First-round winners played other winners. A second win meant direct qualification for the Round of 16.
- First-round losers played other losers. A second defeat meant elimination.
- Clubs with a 1-1 record moved to a Last Chance match.
- Sixteen surviving clubs entered the knockout bracket: Round of 16, quarterfinals, semifinals and final.
This is why Ultra Chmicha and Zaytouna had only two tournament matches. Both lost their opener, then lost again on the elimination path. The organizer’s format explanation and draw article show the route in full.
All 32 Clubs in the 2025 Tournament
The 16 confirmed opening fixtures provide the complete 32-team field:
- Boomers
- Dendele FC
- Desimpedidos Goti
- ERA Colonia
- F2R
- FC Zeta
- Fluxo FC
- Furia FC
- Futbolistas Locos FC
- G2 Football Club
- Galacticos del Caribe
- Gear 7 FC
- Jijantes FC
- Jynxzi FC
- Karasu
- Kunisports
- La Capital CF
- Los Chamos FC
- Los Troncos FC
- Miami 7
- Murash FC
- Olimpo United
- PANAM All Starz
- Persas FC
- Porcinos FC
- SXB FC
- TRM FC
- Ultra Chmicha
- Unit3d
- Ultimate Mostoles
- xBuyer Team
- Zaytouna FC
The field combined league qualifiers and wildcard entries. According to the organizer, the allocation included five Spanish teams, four each from the Americas, Brazil, France and Italy, two from Germany, and nine wildcards. Ultra Chmicha was among those invited wildcard clubs.
What the Results Meant for Morocco
Ultra Chmicha did not progress, but its matches demonstrated that a Morocco-led creator club could generate attention beyond a domestic audience. The official Futbolistas recap specifically mentioned Moroccan supporters inside the Paris venue. That is evidence of audience interest, even though it should not be confused with competitive success.
The sporting lesson was less flattering. Ultra Chmicha allowed Futbolistas to recover from a three-goal halftime deficit, while both Moroccan-linked storylines ended after two defeats. A future project would need more than a large online following: it would need game management, defensive structure and preparation for the competition’s special rules.
For the wider Moroccan Kings League story, read our Ultra Chmicha and Morocco tournament recap.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who won the Kings World Cup Clubs 2025?
Los Troncos FC won the title by beating Porcinos FC 6-3 in the June 14 final in Paris.
Did Ultra Chmicha win a match?
No. Ultra Chmicha lost 5-4 to PANAM All Starz and then lost a shootout to Futbolistas Locos after a 5-5 draw.
What was Ultra Chmicha’s next match after Futbolistas Locos?
There was no next match in the 2025 tournament. The shootout loss eliminated Ultra Chmicha. Queries asking for a “next match” or “schedule” now refer to a completed event.
Was Zaytouna FC a Moroccan team?
No. Zaytouna FC was a wildcard led by GIMS, not an official Moroccan representative. Ultra Chmicha was the team explicitly presented around Ilyas El Maliki and Morocco.
Is the Kings World Cup Clubs the same as the FIFA Club World Cup?
No. The Kings World Cup Clubs is a seven-a-side Kings League competition with its own clubs and special match rules. FIFA’s Club World Cup is a separate association-football tournament.
Final Recap
The historical answer is straightforward: Los Troncos won the Kings World Cup Clubs 2025, while Ultra Chmicha and Zaytouna both exited after two matches. Morocco’s Ultra Chmicha delivered two close contests and visible fan support, but no victory.
This page will remain a 2025 archive. For a future edition, use the current official Kings League schedule rather than assuming these dates or matchups still apply.
