1BSPORTS 1B Sports June 12 Chelsea is preparing for the Club World Cup, and defender Adarabioyu and midfielder Ravia were interviewed by FIFA official media.
The 24-25 season is Maresca’s first season in coaching the Blues. The team won the European League championship and was shortlisted for the Champions League next season. “We are willing to call it the ‘tunnel vision effect’, we only focus on ourselves. If you go and listen to the noise, we think we are a young team, really lack experience, etc. But we know what kind of strength we have, because we are together every day, we know each other well. We always keep our faith, focus on ourselves, and we know we can do a good job.”
Central defender Adara Biou said: “We are improving every day, and every training everyone is at a high level. We are a mature team, we have performed well throughout the season and have successfully achieved our goals.”
Chelsea will play against Los Angeles FC in the first game of the Club World Cup, where former Blues player Giroud plays there. Chelsea’s same group opponents include Flamenco and Tunisia Hope. Adarabioyu said: “There are a lot of strong teams involved in this tournament, such as the Champions League champion Paris, and many other big clubs. But as a cup, it’s hard to predict what will happen. We, like any competitor, want to win and make history because it’s not an opportunity you often have.”
Speaking of head coach Maresca, Adarabioyu said: “It’s great to work with him, he has instilled his philosophy into the club and the team, and we all believe it. As you can see, we have achieved some very good results and we have achieved the last tournament.” All the goals of the season. Although he is a young head coach, he has brought incredible changes to the team. “
Lavia said: “Any time I have been with Maresca so far. He used to be a player, so he is good at understanding how players feel in different situations. Regarding the Club World Cup, I look forward to interacting with the fans. I know sports are developing very rapidly in the United States, so it would be great to be in front of the fans.”