When FIFA president Gianni Infantino speaks, the world of football normally listens only with a healthy helping of scepticism.
However, one suggestion from the 52-year-old at Friday's address to the media ahead of the men's World Cup final has been broadly welcomed. FIFA has formally announced plans for a Women's Club World Cup, on the same day they announced they were launching a 32-team men's tournament.
It won't be a reality until 2025 at the earliest, with Infantino confirming that the international match calendar structure will remain unchanged until then. The actual format is also yet to be revealed - will FIFA go all in with 32 teams from the off or will the competition see only continental champions enter at first?