Why was Mexican club Leon removed from the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup?
The decision to remove Club Leon was due to the Mexican side's non-compliance with multi-ownership rules. Grupo Pachuca owns both Leon and fellow Mexican club Pachuca. It is against FIFA regulations for two clubs with the same ownership to compete in the same competition.
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