Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez recently interviewed the media, hoping that FIFA will adjust the start time of the World Cup next year.
The high temperature in the United States has become a hot topic in this Club World Cup, and many players have admitted that it is difficult to adapt. Before Chelsea's final against Paris Saint-Germain, the Argentine international admitted that he was suffering in the game: "Thanks for asking this question, because to be honest, the high temperature is incredible. I felt dizzy a few days ago and had to fall to the ground and slowly. The game was very dangerous and extremely dangerous at this temperature. And for viewers watching the game live and in front of the TV, the pace of the game will become extremely slow."
"I hope the schedule will be adjusted next year so that the football will continue to be viewing and attractive."
Enzo, 24, was appointed as one of the Blues' vice captains this season. He said that he is actively fulfilling his leadership responsibilities: "I am very grateful for the trust of the coaching staff. The club has given me confidence. My responsibility is to train carefully every day, support my teammates and go all out."
, who has won the European Union championship with the team, emphasized: "The Club World Cup is crucial to the club and it is of great significance to confront the world's top teams. We believe this will be another important trophy for the club, and we will prepare for the finals at the best condition."