Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has disclosed that the team are one game away from making history at the 2025 Club World Cup.
The trophy on Sunday against Chelsea would mark a glittering end to a terrific season, as Luis Enrique steered the team to the continental treble, with a 5-0 defeat of Inter in the Champions League final in his second year with the team.
Speaking with DAZN, the Spanish tactician stated that the trophy will be significant for the players and the fans. “We are one game away to not just make history but to build to history of Paris, of a French club that might get every cup, every tournament.
“This is very significant for us, for our fans.”
Also, Enrique noted that he be counting on striker Ousmane Dembele for Sunday’s Club World Cup final against Chelsea.
“I’d like to highlight that this is the first game that I had my best player, Dembele, at his best.
“We’d seen him very little throughout this tournament. This is a critical player, a unique player, a player that every fan wants to see… hopefully we can have him for the final.”
(Complete Sports)
