Luis Enrique's side were handily beaten by their English opposition as they failed to add the global title to their 2024-25 treble
A night of pure brilliance in New Jersey! Cole Palmer orchestrated a stunning victory for Chelsea against PSG at MetLife Stadium, delivering a captivating performance with two goals and an assist. Enzo Maresca's Blues defied expectations to lift the Club World Cup trophy, crowning a sensational triumph over the European champions thanks to Palmer's inspired play.
Arsenal are set to offer Ethan Nwaneri a new contract as the Gunners attempt to tie down the teenager to a long-term deal at the Emirates.
Cole Palmer stunned fans when spotted riding a scooter through New York's Time Square just the day before Chelsea's Club World Cup final with PSG.
Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo both got on the scoresheet and dedicated their goal celebrations to Diogo Jota in an emotional day at Deepdale.
Chelsea's star midfielder Enzo Fernandez believes the Blues can win the Club World Cup by beating Paris Saint-Germain in the final. The Blues will start as underdogs against a PSG side who have won every trophy on offer in the 2024-25 campaign and have displayed fiery form in the Club World Cup thus far. Yet, the Argentine feels that they can upset the European champions.
Manchester United could launch a shock bid for Chelsea flop Nicolas Jackson, who is valued at £100 million ($135m). The Red Devils, who are acitively looking for more attacking options in the summer transfer window, have emerged as one of several contenders, who are eyeing a move for the Senegalese forward. The Blues are expected to make a final call on Jackson's future after the Club World Cup.
Former Chelsea and England defender Gary Cahill heaped praise on new signing Liam Delap, who joined the Blues this summer from Ipswich Town for £30 million ($41m). Cahill spoke highly of the English forward's physicality, while claiming Delap 'makes the grade' in terms of talent. The young striker has already established himself as a regular starter under Enzo Maresca in the Club World Cup.
Speaking to reporters in Manhattan, Infantino said FIFA is learning from issues at the CWC this summer
