The "Blue Lions" Chelsea will travel to MetLife Stadium to challenge French Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain in the 2025 Club World Cup final, and Gusteau said that the most important thing at the moment is to help the team show its desire to win.

In the semi-finals, Chelsea relied on Joao Pedro to score two goals and finally eliminated Fluminense 2-0, successfully obtaining a ticket to the final.

"Honestly, it doesn't matter where I play, I just want to do my best in every position," said Gusteau, 22. "The most important thing is to help the team show their desire to win and keep working hard to the end."

"That's exactly what we did in the previous games and I think that's why we won. So we're happy to be in the final and will do our best to win the championship."

Gusteau also said, “It doesn’t really matter who we face in the final, we just need to stay focused and stick to the game plan before the final and give it our all. The most important thing is that we can complete the task in the next game and be ready to win the game and lift the trophy.”

"Joao Pedro is a top talent, everyone knows that. As I said before, we have many great players in the team. We need to unite as one to build a real team, continue to grow together and give our all."

In addition, Chelsea defender Chalobah said in an interview, "Everyone is extremely excited. This has been one of our goals since the first game of the tournament, and it feels great to be able to advance to the final. All we can control is the performance on the field, and everyone has been doing well in this tournament. Now there is only one step left."

“Joao Pedro and Liam Delap have both integrated well into the team and look like they have been here for many years. It is great to have players like these to strengthen our good squad and we are all very happy for them.”

Chalobah also said, "We will prepare for this final like we did in previous matches. No matter who our opponent is, our preparation method will not change. It is exciting to play against one of the strongest teams in the world, and we will be ready."