Chelsea have won the FIFA Club World Cup, beating PSG by 3-0 in the finals. Cole Palmer who scored two goals in the game was named as the best player of the tournament as his numbers proved to be crucial for the Blues. Throughout the competition, he scored a total of three goals and contributed another two assists to inspire Chelsea to the title. This milestone was recognized by FIFA and he was given the Best Player of the World Cup award for the first edition.
Chelsea lifted the FIFA Club World Cup trophy in emphatic fashion, defeating Paris Saint-Germain 3-0 in a dominant final performance. The Blues were in control throughout the match, with rising star Cole Palmer stealing the spotlight with a sensational brace.
Palmer, who has been a standout performer for Chelsea in recent months, continued his rich vein of form on the biggest stage. The 22-year-old midfielder scored two goals and played a key role in the build-up to the third, underlining his growing influence in the team. His outstanding performances across the tournament earned him the Best Player of the Tournament award. The award was personally handed over to Palmer by United States President Donald Trump, who was in attendance for the final.
Palmer ended the competition with three goals and two assists, directly contributing to five of Chelsea’s total goals en route to the title. Recognizing his contribution, FIFA awarded him the Best Player of the Club World Cup for the first edition under the revamped format.
