The 2025 Club World Cup will be held at the MetLife Stadium, where the Blue Lions Chelsea will challenge the French Ligue 1 champions Paris Saint-Germain. In order to win the second championship this year, Adarabioyo said they will do everything for it.

In the semi-final match, Chelsea defeated Fluminense 2-0 with two goals contributed by new signing Joao Pedro, and successfully obtained a ticket to the final.

It is worth mentioning that Chelsea won the UEFA European Association League in the 2024/25 season, so Maresca's team will definitely compete for another championship with more confidence.

Chelsea defender Adarabioyo said: “It’s great to be in the final and we are all looking forward to it. We have been focused throughout the tournament and now there is only one crucial game left and we will give it our all. It’s a great experience to play against teams from all over the world. This is what football is all about, bringing together teams from different countries. We are very happy to be able to participate and advance to the final.”

“It’s a fantastic tournament and reaching the final is a big achievement, but we also know the job is not done yet so we will give it our all.”

“I’m only 27 but I’m one of the more experienced players in the team. We have a strong young squad with a lot of great players and I just try to give them some advice and guidance as much as I can. Our goal is always to qualify for the final and the coach has done a good job of giving us some rest time between our tournaments. We’ve been traveling a lot in this tournament and it really helps to be able to relax at times.”

Speaking of new teammate Joao Pedro, who helped Chelsea reach the final, Adarabioyo said, "Joao Pedro integrated very well and the two goals he scored in the semi-finals were both very exciting. Everyone can see that he has extraordinary talent and his joining is a huge reinforcement for the team."

"We are very happy to have him come with us to the United States, he is helping the team and he has integrated quickly into the team."