Paris Saint-Germain striker Gonçalo Ramos is expecting a tough battle when his side takes on Chelsea in the Club World Cup final this Sunday.

Speaking ahead of the clash, Ramos acknowledged the strength of the Premier League side, describing them as a solid and competitive team. However, he made it clear that PSG won’t be adjusting their style for anyone.

“We know Chelsea are a strong side, but we’re focused on our game,” Ramos said. “Every match after the group stage in this tournament has been tough, and the final will be no different.” Despite praising Enzo Maresca’s squad, Ramos insisted that PSG will stick to their identity and approach, regardless of the opponent.

Galatasaray’s push to land Victor Osimhen on a permanent deal has hit a major setback, as Napoli have reportedly rejected their latest offer; even though it matches the striker’s official release clause. According to Nigerian journalist Buchi Laba, Napoli turned down Galatasaray’s third bid of €75 million, the exact amount in Osimhen’s contract clause.

The rejection has sparked fresh tension, with Laba claiming the Italian club is deliberately blocking the deal in a bid to pressure Osimhen into accepting a move to Saudi side Al Hilal. However, the Nigerian forward has made his stance crystal clear; he has no interest in moving to Saudi Arabia and is only focused on joining Galatasaray.

To further stress his position, Osimhen has reportedly informed Napoli that he won’t be returning for pre-season, showing his determination to leave the club and avoid playing under new manager Antonio Conte. The 26-year-old Super Eagles star appears to be standing firm in his decision, and with Galatasaray eager to sign him, all eyes are now on how Napoli will handle the standoff.

Lionel Messi continues to break new ground in Major League Soccer, netting two goals in Inter Miami’s away win over New England at the Gillette Stadium early this morning. The Argentine legend scored both goals in the first half, helping his side to a comfortable victory.

With this performance, Messi has now become the first player in MLS history to score at least two goals in four straight regular-season matches. Since joining Inter Miami as a free agent after leaving Paris Saint-Germain, the former Barcelona star has been rewriting records and showing no signs of slowing down, even at 38.

Inter Miami will now shift focus to their next game against Nashville this Sunday, with Messi once again expected to lead from the front.