Perez Set for Special Moments at Club World Cup

River Plate's Enzo Perez is gearing up for the FIFA Club World Cup, where he'll face top teams like Inter Milan, and hopes his team's massive fanbase can drive them to success.

River Plate's Enzo Perez is gearing up for the Club World Cup, eager to test himself against Europe's best. The 38-year-old midfielder boasts an impressive resume, including two Copa Libertadores titles and league wins in two countries, and is ready for new moments in his swan song.

From a stellar career in Europe to playing in a World Cup final for Argentina, River Plate veteran Enzo Perez has certainly had a lot of fond memories in the game, but the midfielder is ready for more special moments at the Club World Cup.

Perez, who moved back to Argentina to play for River Plate in 2017, has a CV most players would dream of. Two Copa Libertadores titles to his name, alongside league titles in two countries, the 38-year-old now enters the swansong of his career with a new challenge as his side get set for the Club World Cup.

“I had the chance to be in a World Cup, I think that's also very close, but being in a club is something very special for everyone, and something very nice.

“Facing Inter as well as facing the other teams we have in the area is going to be something very important, also closing with Inter is going to be something good, also measuring ourselves against them is going to be a lot of competition.”

River Plate's Enzo Perez is set to face top teams in the Club World Cup, including Inter Milan. “This competition is going to be unique because the first one always generates some motivation and something very nice. As you said, there are going to be a lot of cultures from different countries,” Perez said ahead of the tournament.

River Plate are one of the most followed teams in world football, and Perez hopes their fanbase can provide the soundtrack to a memorable tournament for him and the rest of the side.

He added: “We have to see how the two teams get to that level. But it's not going to be a classic, as you said. Don't have any doubts. 

"“The fans up there are going to turn the stadium we're going to play, not only in Seattle, but in other cities that are going to turn it into the same way because of the passion they have.”

River Plate's Enzo Perez is gearing up for the Club World Cup, eager to test himself against Europe's best. The 38-year-old midfielder boasts an impressive resume, including two Copa Libertadores titles and league wins in two countries, and is ready for new moments in his swan song.