Chelsea secured global football supremacy on Sunday night with a commanding victory over Paris Saint-Germain, clinching the Club World Cup title and earning a massive £97 million in prize money.
The Blues delivered a dominant performance to cap off their international campaign in style, adding yet another prestigious trophy to their cabinet.
Paris Saint-Germain, who entered the tournament as favourites and reigning European champions, were left shell-shocked by Chelsea’s intensity and structure. Despite PSG’s experience on the big stage, they struggled to match the energy and cohesion of the Premier League side.
This Club World Cup title marks a significant milestone for Chelsea — their second triumph in the competition’s history and the first under the newly expanded 32-team format. It also comes with a staggering financial reward, as the club walks away with £97 million, the largest payout in the tournament’s history.
Chelsea’s manager, Enzo Maresca, hailed the victory as a turning point for the club, calling it “a new beginning and a proud night for every Chelsea supporter worldwide.” Under his guidance, the Blues have begun to forge a fresh identity, one built on youthful energy, technical sharpness, and a hunger for silverware.
The win not only reinforces Chelsea’s place among the elite of global football but also sends a strong message ahead of the new domestic season. With renewed belief and deepened resources, Chelsea’s ambitions are now firmly fixed on dominating both at home and abroad.
As celebrations erupt across London and among the club’s global fanbase, Chelsea’s triumph over PSG will be remembered as a night of redemption, dominance, and the dawning of a promising new era.
