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Club World Cup, Chelsea and Fluminense

Wolves interested in signing Fluminense Club World Cup star

Wolves are interested in signing Fluminense winger Jhon Arias with negotiations between the clubs over a potential deal.

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Chelsea downs Fluminense in Club World Cup semifinal: Goals, highlights, score

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Fluminense 0-2 Chelsea: Joao Pedro brace sends Blues to Club World Cup final

João Pedro's instant impact sends Chelsea into Club World Cup final

Fluminense's defeat ends South American interest in the Club World Cup, but the Rio de Janeiro-based club ended the tournament as Brazil's most successful side.

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Chelsea reach Club World Cup final as Joao Pedro haunts former club Fluminense with two semifinal goals

Chelsea's Club World Cup prize pot rises to about £80m

Joao Pedro shines as Chelsea beat Fluminense to reach Club World Cup final

Joao Pedro staked his claim to be Chelsea’s starting striker with a fine full debut for the club as the Blues reached the final of the Club World Cup by beating Fluminense.

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Club World Cup: How much have Chelsea won in prize money so far?

Who should start at striker for Chelsea? Joao Pedro terrorizes old club Fluminense to pass Jackson, Delap

Chelsea, Moisés Caicedo and Fluminense

Chelsea vs. Fluminense: Moisés Caicedo suffers ankle injury

Chelsea midfielder Moisés Caicedo hurt his left ankle during second-half injury time in Tuesday's 2-0 win over Fluminense in the semifinals of the Club World Cup.

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Chelsea midfielder Moisés Caicedo hurts ankle late in win over Fluminense

Chelsea sweating Caicedo ankle injury ahead of Club World Cup final

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Atlético Nacional eye Kevin Serna move: what’s Fluminense’s stance?

Atlético Nacional continues with the reassembly of the squad, on the verge of starting the competition for the Liga Betplay 2025-II, visiting Once Caldas in Manizales. While the continuity of

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Portaluppi hopes Fluminense run gets Brazilian coaches more respect

Fluminense's trip to the Club World Cup semi-final should net Brazilian coaches more respect, the club's manager Renato Portaluppi said on Tuesday, after their improbable deep run in the tournament ended in a 2-0 defeat to Chelsea.

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How Chelsea’s clever out-of-possession approach blunted Fluminense’s attack

Enzo Maresca's side reached the Club World Cup final after their effective pressing in a 4-3-3 shape left their opponents with no answer

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