Enzo: Not afraid of Paris, Chelsea is only here for the Club World Cup championship

July 12th Before the Club World Cup final, Chelsea captain Enzo Fernandez was interviewed in Miami with a firm tone. If he wins the cup tomorrow night, he will gather four major championships in the World Cup, the Copa America, the European Union and the Club World Cup, becoming the first "Grand Slam" post-90s in history. Enzo said bluntly: "This is not only a personal milestone, but also a declaration of Chelsea's reconstruction. I was shocked by the way Paris eliminated Real Madrid. They are indeed top-notch, but our goal is only a champion."

Speaking of the captain's armband, he laughed and said: "The coaching staff and teammates handed over the responsibility to me, and I must respond to trust with the intensity of training. Maresca asked me to step forward more, and I am trying to find a balance between defense and offense."

Regarding the high temperature of Miami at 35℃, he frowned: "I fell to the ground due to heatstroke in the last game, and such conditions are not fair to players and fans. I hope the next organizer will consider changing the schedule to a more gentle time."

Finally, Enzo looked at the training ground in the distance: "We respect every opponent, but fear does not belong to Chelsea. Tomorrow, we will bring the trophy back to London."