Fifa president Gianni Infantino says the Club World Cup is "already the most successful club competition in the world", despite widespread criticism of the tournament.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino triumphantly declared the Club World Cup to be "the most successful club competition in the world" Saturday ahead of this weekend's final between Paris Saint-Germain and Chelsea.

On the eve of the PSG vs Chelsea final in New York, FIFA president Gianni Infantino delivered a glowing review of the expanded Club World Cup. The message is clear: the competition has been a financial and organizational triumph.

They won Ligue 1 by 19 points, steamrolled their way through the Coupe de France after a Round of 64 scare, beat Monaco in the Trophee des Champions, and won their first UEFA Champions League after digging out of a massive league phase hole.

One of Chelsea or PSG will win the first expanded Club World Cup on Sunday, so how do they match up ahead of the final?

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