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Cole Palmer, after Chelsea's 3-0 victory over PSG in the Club World Cup, revealed that Donald Trump told him his son is his biggest fan when presenting him with the MVP award, adding a personal touch to the celebration. Palmer was initially confused by Trump's presence during the trophy lift but clarified their brief interaction in an interview, highlighting the event's international and unifying spirit.
Chelsea celebrated their victory in the Club World Cup with memorable moments captured in the dressing room after defeating PSG 3-0, with key goals from Cole Palmer and Joao Pedro.
Todd Boehly praised Chelsea's success in the Club World Cup, highlighting the efforts of players, coach Enzo Maresca, and sporting directors Laurence Stewart and Paul Winstanley, despite some criticism of the management team. The victory marks a significant achievement for the club, which is looking to rebuild and face challenges in the transfer market.
The article humorously discusses Donald Trump crashing Chelsea's celebration at the Club World Cup, highlighting his trophy-loving persona.
US President Donald Trump claimed that the Club World Cup trophy will remain in the Oval Office after the tournament, stating Fifa made a copy for Chelsea's win, and highlighted ongoing US-Fifa interactions and international sports diplomacy.
Levi Colwill believes Chelsea's victory in the Club World Cup demonstrates their readiness to win major titles like the Premier League or Champions League in the near future, emphasizing the team's unity and potential to emulate past greats and secure more trophies.
The 2025 Club World Cup concluded with a controversial trophy lift featuring Donald Trump, highlighting the tournament's politicization and spectacle over the game itself, despite remarkable performances by players like Cole Palmer and tactical insights from Enzo Maresca.
FIFA's revamped Club World Cup, designed as a spectacle to rival the Super Bowl and generate significant revenue, saw Chelsea unexpectedly defeat PSG in a tournament marked by low attendance, logistical issues, and political controversies, raising questions about its legacy and impact on the sport.
During Chelsea's victory at the Club World Cup, former US President Donald Trump unexpectedly stayed on stage to participate in the trophy presentation, surprising players and officials, and was seen prominently in photos during the celebration.
Chelsea's Cole Palmer scored a key goal in the Club World Cup final, showcasing his skill with a precise strike, while PSG experienced a disappointing performance, and Trump was among the spectators at the event.
King Charles scheduled a second state visit for Donald Trump in September, avoiding a parliamentary address, while Trump faced boos at the Club World Cup final. Other stories include Macron urging EU to defend interests amid US tariffs, ICE raids in LA, and political reactions to Trump's policies and threats. The article also covers a failed assassination attempt on Trump and US military aid to Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump was booed by the crowd at the Fifa Club World Cup final at MetLife Stadium while participating in the trophy presentation, but remained prominently involved in the event alongside Fifa officials and Chelsea representatives, despite the mixed reactions.
Chelsea defeated PSG 3-0 in the Club World Cup final, with Cole Palmer shining by scoring twice and providing an assist, showcasing a tactical masterclass from Chelsea's manager Enzo Maresca that disrupted PSG's usual gameplay and led to a dominant victory.
Chelsea won the Club World Cup by defeating PSG with a dominant performance, highlighted by Cole Palmer's two identical goals and a third from João Pedro, securing their first-ever victory in this tournament and making history.
Chelsea unexpectedly defeated PSG 3-0 in the Club World Cup final, with Cole Palmer shining by scoring two goals, leading to a significant financial gain of over $100 million and raising questions about Chelsea's potential as a top club. The match was marked by a delayed start, elaborate halftime entertainment, and a scuffle involving PSG's coach Luis Enrique, who was seen pushing Joao Pedro after the game. Chelsea's tactical shift to a high press and long balls proved effective, and Palmer's performance was pivotal, signaling a promising future for the team. PSG's poor defensive display and disciplinary issues marred their season's success.