Opta Supercomputer the computer that predicted that Liverpool would win the Premier Leageu has revealed Chelsea’s Club World Cup forecast as Enzo Maresca is predicted to achieve a historic milestone despite giants like Real Madrid and PSG

Chelsea Prepare to Kick Off Club World Cup Campaign with LAFC Opener

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Chelsea Prepare to Kick Off Club World Cup Campaign with LAFC Opener

Chelsea are just a few hours away from starting their journey in the FIFA Club World Cup, with their first group match set against LAFC.

New manager Enzo Maresca had likely hoped for additional reinforcements before the squad traveled to the United States, but the club fell short in attempts to sign Jamie Gittens and Mike Maignan. Nonetheless, Maresca will have Liam Delap at his disposal, with The Chelsea Chronicle projecting the young forward will make his debut in the opening match.

The Blues are also scheduled to face Flamengo and ES Tunis in their group stage fixtures and will be aiming for smooth progression to set up potential clashes with Europe’s elite clubs in the knockout rounds.

Chelsea’s Club World Cup Outlook, According to Opta

According to a report by BBC Sport, analytics from the Opta Supercomputer indicate Chelsea have a 76.7% probability of topping their group. However, their chances of winning the entire tournament stand at just 8.4%, placing them sixth among the 32 participating clubs.

Chelsea’s squad for the tournament includes several players from last season’s Champions League campaign, along with newcomers such as Andrey Santos, Dario Essugo, and Mamadou Sarr—giving Maresca an opportunity to assess fresh talent.

Maresca Eyes Club World Cup Glory

While Chelsea previously lifted the Club World Cup title, they also hold the unfortunate distinction of being the only European team to fail to win it since 2007. The competition features a new format this year, and the eventual winners will earn the privilege of wearing a commemorative badge for the next four seasons.

Maresca now has the chance to make history by guiding Chelsea to victory in the revamped tournament—potentially overcoming giants like PSG and Manchester City along the way, and adding a major international honor early in his tenure at the club.

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