American rapper, singer, and rapper Doja Cat, Nigerian singer Tems, and J Balvin are set to take the stage for the first-ever halftime show at the FIFA Club World Cup final.

On Monday, it was confirmed that Doja, J Balvin, and Tems will be performing at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup Final- a historic moment in football. 

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Produced by Global Citizen and curated by Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, the show will take place at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on 13 July and will be broadcast worldwide.

Alongside the performances, Global Citizen will use the event to raise awareness and funds to help end extreme poverty. The initiative aims to generate $100 million (£74 million) to give children better access to education and football facilities.

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In a new statement, Colombian singer J Balvin, real name José Balvín, shared his excitement about headlining the upcoming event.

"From Medellin to MetLife I am honoured to headline the first-ever halftime show of the FIFA Club World Cup final, It's a historic moment for Latin culture and for every kid who dreams big." He wrote

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Nigerian singer and songwriter Tems, real name Temilade Openiyi, added, "We're going to bring the world together for a beautiful moment."

"To celebrate football, feel the unity that music brings, and improve the lives of millions of children through the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund," she continued. "I can't wait see you at the Club World Cup final."

Pop sensation Doja Cat previously headlined two live concerts that were broadcast around the world: the 2024 Global Citizen Festival in Central Park and, before that, Global Citizen LIVE, held in front of the Eiffel Tower in 2021.

The FIFA Club World Cup will take place in the U.S. from 14 June to 13 July, with the world's top 32 club teams competing across 11 cities.