PSG has the opportunity to complete their trophy collection. This contrasts with what Mbappé faces. PSG, increasingly solid in all competitions in the 2024/25 season, won Ligue 1, the Champions League, and could potentially win the Club World Cup. Meanwhile, Mbappé, who decided to move, not getting a major trophy yet. After Mbappé out, PSG has instead discovered a more tactical approach and excellent teamwork. Although there were doubts at the start of the FIFA Club World Cup competition, PSG proved that winning the UCL was not a coincidence, but the hard work of the team.
What happened to Mbappé also happened to Ibrahimovic; when he moved to Barcelona, it was Inter who won the Champions League trophy. However, I'm confident Mbappé won't suffer the same fate as Ibrahimovic, who has never won a Champions League trophy throughout his career. Mbappé is still very young and his journey with Real Madrid is still very long. Xabi will certainly learn from this Club World Cup to improve the team's weaknesses, especially teamwork, which needs strengthening.
PSG's current performance is due to Enrique's genius in managing the team. So, what PSG has achieved today is not a fluke, but the result of the team's hard work. Back when Enrique was appointed Barcelona coach, I was pessimistic that he could match Pep Guardiola and Tito Vilanova. It turns out Enrique has potential and is on par with Pep. I can say that the Club World Cup trophy will fall into the hands of PSG, not Chelsea, because PSG is currently at the peak of its performance.