Chelsea captain Reece James believes the Club World Cup win can be a springboard for a new winning era, with the team set to compete for top honors in the Premier League and Champions League.

Chelsea’s 3-0 victory over Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup final has sent a strong statement to the football world. 

Captain Reece James expressed his delight and pride in the team’s achievement, saying it’s “amazing” for him to have captained the team to two trophies this season. James has been a Chelsea fan since he was a little boy, and leading the team to success is a dream come true.

The win against PSG, the European champions, was a significant test for Chelsea, and they passed with flying colors.

James believes this victory gives his team confidence moving forward, especially after beating a top-tier opponent. “We beat the champions of Europe,” he said. “They beat all the other English teams, so I know for sure it gives us confidence moving forward.”

James is optimistic about Chelsea’s future prospects, hoping to compete for the Premier League title and make a deep run in the Champions League next season. He emphasized the team’s progress under Enzo Maresca, saying, “I’m happy with how much the club has progressed.” 

The Club World Cup triumph is seen as a springboard for a new winning era, with James confident that the team is moving in the right direction.

The win against PSG has set the bar high, and Chelsea fans have a lot to look forward to in the seasons to come.