Chris Cote

And I'm super into the Club World Cup. And it'll be curious to see how these MLS teams that are actually in season... Now, a lot of these clubs would have played like two weeks ago, but it is an advantage to be in season, in form, headed into that competition. I'm really excited about this competition. The prize pool suggests that teams actually have to go for it.

And I'm super into the Club World Cup. And it'll be curious to see how these MLS teams that are actually in season... Now, a lot of these clubs would have played like two weeks ago, but it is an advantage to be in season, in form, headed into that competition. I'm really excited about this competition. The prize pool suggests that teams actually have to go for it.

It's not what you're used to in the summer when these teams come over to the U.S. and just do friendlies. There's something on the line here. FIFA is... really pushing the clubs to take this seriously, amongst other things, because that's what they've sold.

It's not what you're used to in the summer when these teams come over to the U.S. and just do friendlies. There's something on the line here. FIFA is... really pushing the clubs to take this seriously, amongst other things, because that's what they've sold.

It's not what you're used to in the summer when these teams come over to the U.S. and just do friendlies. There's something on the line here. FIFA is... really pushing the clubs to take this seriously, amongst other things, because that's what they've sold.

This did fetch a big bill attached to it in terms of rights, and they want to make this one of the biggest media rights entities on the planet. So I think the teams are forced to do this. However, not every team is happy about this. Seattle Sounders out of MLS were seen wearing protest shirts, protesting the Club World Cup and the wages that they will get for participating in that.

This did fetch a big bill attached to it in terms of rights, and they want to make this one of the biggest media rights entities on the planet. So I think the teams are forced to do this. However, not every team is happy about this. Seattle Sounders out of MLS were seen wearing protest shirts, protesting the Club World Cup and the wages that they will get for participating in that.

This did fetch a big bill attached to it in terms of rights, and they want to make this one of the biggest media rights entities on the planet. So I think the teams are forced to do this. However, not every team is happy about this. Seattle Sounders out of MLS were seen wearing protest shirts, protesting the Club World Cup and the wages that they will get for participating in that.

But if we are going to touch on soccer, We have to mention the European Championship that happened, the Champions League final, PSG absolutely blitzing Inter Milan in the final. What's really impressive about that is PSG was always a club that failed to get over the hump. They brought in all these superstars, Zlatan, Mbappe, Messi, Neymar.

But if we are going to touch on soccer, We have to mention the European Championship that happened, the Champions League final, PSG absolutely blitzing Inter Milan in the final. What's really impressive about that is PSG was always a club that failed to get over the hump. They brought in all these superstars, Zlatan, Mbappe, Messi, Neymar.

But if we are going to touch on soccer, We have to mention the European Championship that happened, the Champions League final, PSG absolutely blitzing Inter Milan in the final. What's really impressive about that is PSG was always a club that failed to get over the hump. They brought in all these superstars, Zlatan, Mbappe, Messi, Neymar.

They get rid of all those names, and then they win the final. by playing great organized team football, bringing along younger players. It's not the superstar, megastar names that you're used to, although these are very good players, but it's really funny. A year removed from losing Mbappe and having that hang over your club for years on end. You don't have Messi. You don't have name

They get rid of all those names, and then they win the final. by playing great organized team football, bringing along younger players. It's not the superstar, megastar names that you're used to, although these are very good players, but it's really funny. A year removed from losing Mbappe and having that hang over your club for years on end. You don't have Messi. You don't have name

They get rid of all those names, and then they win the final. by playing great organized team football, bringing along younger players. It's not the superstar, megastar names that you're used to, although these are very good players, but it's really funny. A year removed from losing Mbappe and having that hang over your club for years on end. You don't have Messi. You don't have name

Apparently, all they needed to do was get away from these personalities and finally get over the hump and achieve the ultimate success. I heard Amin before the show comparing PSG to this OKC team.

Apparently, all they needed to do was get away from these personalities and finally get over the hump and achieve the ultimate success. I heard Amin before the show comparing PSG to this OKC team.

Apparently, all they needed to do was get away from these personalities and finally get over the hump and achieve the ultimate success. I heard Amin before the show comparing PSG to this OKC team.

Look, the way to explain it is, well, they still have very rich ownership, but these players aren't at the level of Achillean Mbappe, who's at the peak of his powers. Messi, close to the peak of his powers. Neymar, peak of his powers. In OKC, they lose Kevin Durant, but they trade away other players and they get all these pieces.

Look, the way to explain it is, well, they still have very rich ownership, but these players aren't at the level of Achillean Mbappe, who's at the peak of his powers. Messi, close to the peak of his powers. Neymar, peak of his powers. In OKC, they lose Kevin Durant, but they trade away other players and they get all these pieces.

Look, the way to explain it is, well, they still have very rich ownership, but these players aren't at the level of Achillean Mbappe, who's at the peak of his powers. Messi, close to the peak of his powers. Neymar, peak of his powers. In OKC, they lose Kevin Durant, but they trade away other players and they get all these pieces.