The Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium blurred lines between elite football and a blockbuster entertainment event. Featuring A-list performances, a red carpet, and even a presidential appearance, Chelsea's 3-0 victory over PSG was almost overshadowed by the grand spectacle and significant delays.
Chelsea defied expectations, crushing PSG 3-0 in the FIFA Club World Cup Final at MetLife Stadium. Cole Palmer's stellar performance, with two goals and an assist, spearheaded the Blues' triumph.
As the transfer window heats up, Manchester United face crucial talks with Marcus Rashford, while Arsenal push for Viktor Gyokeres. Chelsea targets Donnarumma, and Newcastle reignites Ekitike interest amidst other significant player movements.
Real Madrid star Rodrygo Goes faces an uncertain future. Linked with Arsenal and PSG after a limited role, a summer transfer looks likely with a hefty price tag expected.
Gianluigi Donnarumma's PSG future hangs in the balance over a new contract dispute. The star goalkeeper, seeking his current salary after Champions League success, is eyed by Chelsea, Man Utd, Man City, and Italian clubs as PSG offers performance-based pay.
Leandro Paredes makes an emotional return to Boca Juniors after bidding farewell to AS Roma. The World Cup winner fondly called Rome his 'second home,' expressing gratitude despite never winning club silverware there.
Luka Modric emotionally departs Real Madrid after 13 glorious years. His final Club World Cup match marks the end of an era. He reflects on immense growth, record titles, and an 'unforgettable' bond with fans, now set to join Milan.
Marco Asensio is reportedly nearing a transfer to Fenerbahce from PSG, with an agreement between the clubs in place. This move means Inter, who pursued him for two windows, will miss out on the Spanish talent.
PSG boss Luis Enrique says it's 'unfair' to judge Xabi Alonso's Real Madrid after their Club World Cup semi-final defeat, stressing Alonso needs time and a proper pre-season. Alonso himself promised changes following the loss.
Despite a heavy 4-0 loss to PSG in the Club World Cup, Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso remains optimistic, viewing the defeat as a vital lesson for the team's future development. The match also marked Luka Modric's final, poignant game for the club.
