Paris Saint-Germain boss Luis Enrique refuses to take Chelsea lightly ahead of Sunday's massive Club World Cup showdown at MetLife Stadium. The Spanish manager warns his players against treating the final like an easy win despite their incredible recent form. Enrique praised Blues coach Enzo Maresca and called Chelsea a complete squad with serious talent throughout their roster. The former Barcelona legend knows his team faces a tough battle against determined English opposition. PSG enters the clash as heavy favorites but their coach demands total focus from every player.
The French giants stand on the brink of completing an absolutely stunning trophy haul across multiple competitions. PSG already claimed their domestic league title plus the French cup before making history with their first ever Champions League crown back in May. Enrique desperately wants his squad to cap off their remarkable campaign by adding the global club championship. The manager believes winning on Sunday would cement their place among football's greatest teams. He sees the final as opening doors to even bigger achievements down the road.
PSG destroyed Real Madrid with four unanswered goals during their semifinal performance that left spectators speechless. The team also hammered four past Atletico Madrid and Lionel Messi's Inter Miami during earlier tournament rounds. Captain Marquinhos understands the massive significance of Sunday's winner-take-all battle between European powerhouses. The defender knows the next Club World Cup happens four years away in 2029. Marquinhos admits nobody can predict where their careers will stand by then.
The French giants stand on the brink of completing an absolutely stunning trophy haul across multiple competitions. PSG already claimed their domestic league title plus the French cup before making history with their first ever Champions League crown back in May. Enrique desperately wants his squad to cap off their remarkable campaign by adding the global club championship. The manager believes winning on Sunday would cement their place among football's greatest teams. He sees the final as opening doors to even bigger achievements down the road.
PSG destroyed Real Madrid with four unanswered goals during their semifinal performance that left spectators speechless. The team also hammered four past Atletico Madrid and Lionel Messi's Inter Miami during earlier tournament rounds. Captain Marquinhos understands the massive significance of Sunday's winner-take-all battle between European powerhouses. The defender knows the next Club World Cup happens four years away in 2029. Marquinhos admits nobody can predict where their careers will stand by then.
