The round of 16 of the Club World Cup is about to begin. Inter Milan will face the South American powerhouse Fluminense in Charlotte, USA. Coach Christian Chivu was full of confidence before the game and emphasized that the team is fully prepared.

At the pre-match press conference, Chivu said: "We have been ready for this tournament since day one, not only for the game itself, but also for the honor of representing Inter Milan."

"We have gone through a few days of adjustment and adapted to the different climate conditions on the West Coast. We are in good shape now and hope to show our best."

Chivu spoke highly of Fluminense, who he will face soon: "They are a team with experience and strength, and their skills and ability to read the game are excellent."

"The match against River Plate helped us adapt to the high-intensity rhythm in advance, which is a good thing for us. Tomorrow's game will also require us to get into the state quickly and seize every key moment of the game."

Fluminense showed a mature mentality and tactical flexibility in the group stage. Even though they chose a conservative strategy against Dortmund, they still advanced after subsequent adjustments.

Kifu pointed out: "They have the ability to put any opponent in trouble. The temperature is a test for both sides. We must concentrate, avoid mistakes, and take advantage of the opponent's loopholes."

Despite the lineup and injury adjustments, Qi Fu remains optimistic about the team and hopes that the team can continue the form they maintained during training.