Messi again, how terrible it would be if this Paris team went all out

This time in the round of 16 of the Club World Cup, the competition between Miami International and Paris Saint-Germain will inevitably attract the attention of countless fans. After leaving Paris for two years, Messi enjoys the joy brought by football.

defended the Copa America and led Miami International to win the first championship in team history. This time, he completed an impossible task in the Club World Cup, overcome the difficulties of Porto and Palmeiras, and miraculously advanced to the knockout round.

However, Messi's old club Paris Saint-Germain is also a complete transformation compared to two years ago. Especially after bidding farewell to Mbappe, the team created a frontless formation that shocked the entire Europe.

After defeating Inter Milan with the largest score difference in history (after restructuring) in the Champions League final, no one dared to underestimate this Paris team again. The most terrifying point is that this Paris team has strong ball control ability. Once Dembele can come back, the team's ball-taking effect in the middle circle will reach its peak.

The goal is taken through Dembele's retreat and attracting the opponent's defense line. Paris's ability to run forward in the back row is excellent. This will be a fatal blow to the central axis composed of Suarez, Messi and Busquets.

Because Miami International's original advantage is that it can hold the ball on the central axis and give other players a chance to breathe. If Messi, Suarez and Busquets cannot bring advantage of ball control, Paris's wings and rear rows can easily tear open Miami's defense line.

So Dembele returns from injury and will play in this game. This is naturally the worst news for Miami and Messi.

Especially in the first 49 games of this season, Dembele, who participated in 46 goals and 6 assists in 15 Champions League games, is eager to win the Golden Ball Award. In this game, it is probably difficult to show mercy against Messi.