Chelsea Ecuadorian midfieder, Moses Caicedo, has said, the Blues will work really hard to reach their “target” in the FIFA Club World Cup which kicked off on Sunday 15 June, 2025.
He said, “In every game we are going to give our best and do as much as possible to reach our target.”
Caicedo is making the statement ahead of Enzo Maresca’s Chelsea’s opener against Los Angeles FC (LAFC).
Chelsea will face Los Angeles FC in their first match of the FIFA Club World Cup on Monday 16 June, 2025 at 20:00 (WAT).
The Blues are heading into the tournament after emerging Winners of the Uefa Europa Conference League 2024/25 with a 4-1 comeback victory over Spanish La Liga club, Real Betis.
The UECL final which held in Poland had Cole Palmer assist Enzo Fernandez to level after Betis had gone in front; Nicholas Jackson, Jadon Sancho and Moses Caicedo netted one each to help Chelsea lift the trophy.
Moises Caicedo said, he will never stop trying to be a better player and reveals how he has been setting an example for Chelsea’s new signings as they settle into the squad ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup in the United States (US).
According to the Club’s officials X account, ahead of the match against LAFC on Monday night, Caicedo said: “In every game I try to give my best,’ he explained. ‘I do not put a limit on that, the sky is the limit. I have always told myself that and I believe in every game I can do better and improve.
“I am very happy with what I have been doing in this team during the season, how I have helped the team, and now I’m going to keep trying to reach another level. That is my mentality.
“It’s going to be a great tournament and I’m really looking forward to it. It’s a great feeling to be here and everyone is working hard to make sure we perform well. That is the most important thing.
“In every game we are going to give our best and do as much as possible to reach our target.”
He added: “I always try to help the new players in the squad. Mamadou has the French players, of course. Andrey is close to me and I can help him, Dario also as he speaks Spanish.
“I try to help them in any way I can, but I also try to show them. I want to show them every day on the pitch what I do, how I train, how I am as a professional.
“So I am happy they are all here, they are all great talents and they will all help us.”
Caicedo concluded: “Winning the Conference League was really good. The confidence is higher than before because we lifted a great trophy, but that is in the past.”
Photo: Moses Caicedo. Chelsea FC
