The 2025 FIFA Club World Cup will be held in the United States, with 32 participating teams. Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique is expected to have in-depth discussions with FIFA on this innovative event.  

Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique believes this is a special experience. He said: "We are playing for France, but from the club's point of view, it will be a very meaningful and challenging experience. I am sure this game will be very exciting."  

“Compared to other competitions, most of the top South American players now play for European clubs, and the same is true for the top players in Africa and Asia. Europe has the most high-level leagues, so in theory it has the best players, which will undoubtedly have an impact on the competition. However, I firmly believe that the FIFA Club World Cup will become a benchmark event in the future and a very attractive one.”  

Speaking of the trip to the United States, Luis Enrique thanked the fans who came from afar. He said: "Whenever we travel to Asia or other continents to play, we feel the passion and love from the many supporters. Some of them may have never been to Paris or even to France, but they still support Paris Saint-Germain. "  

“In addition, there are also some fans who have traveled to Paris but still remain loyal to the club. It warms our hearts to see that the club has such a profound impact on the world. We have always cherished and appreciated the support and love from fans all over the world.”  

Luis Enrique added: “Our goal has always been the same in all competitions, that is to fight for the title. I believe we are one of the strongest clubs in the world. Now, in the first FIFA Club World Cup, our goal is very clear, we will remain competitive, fight hard and strive for the championship.”  

"I think European teams will be the biggest favorites in this tournament. If the top players in South America were still playing in the domestic leagues of Brazil, Argentina or Uruguay, then teams from South America, Central America and even Africa might have a greater advantage. But the reality is that European clubs not only have the best players at home, but also gather the best players from Africa, America and Asia."  

"Therefore, in theory, European teams have a higher chance of winning. But football, as a sport, does not always follow logic and any result can happen. Especially in such a short tournament, starting from the round of 16, we enter the knockout stage, followed by the quarter-finals, semi-finals and finals. In summary, football is always full of unknowns."