Exploring Cup possibilities

I'm considering the International Cup (Copa Intercontinental) revived by CONMEBOL-UEFA. The mention of "巴黎" (Paris) likely references PSG, who haven't been continental champions except in 2020 and didn't win the UCL in 2023-24. Maybe this is about the 2023 Intercontinental Cup in football or handball? Flamengo, a Brazilian club, is part of the historical Toyota Cup. If PSG doesn’t qualify for the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, I wonder how that fits into the conversation, especially with game count differences.Analyzing UEFA qualification

I'm looking at UEFA's 12 slots for the tournament, with qualifiers including the UCL winners from 2021-2024—Chelsea, Real Madrid, and Man City, with a max of two clubs per country outside of UCL winners. PSG likely qualified, but the tournament format has 32 teams in 8 groups of 4, with 7 matches needed to win. The 2024 Intercontinental Cup format is different, letting the UCL winner go straight to the final. So I'm puzzled by the reference to "巴黎" unless it's from an earlier season when PSG qualified for the revived cup.Exploring the Intercontinental Cup details

The FIFA Intercontinental Cup 2024 features champions like Auckland City, Al Ain, and Real Madrid, with Real Madrid only playing the final. Flamengo isn’t involved because they didn’t win Libertadores in 2023—Fluminense did. I wonder if Flamengo's chairman complained about the 2023 Club World Cup schedule, potentially confusing matters. The reference to PSG seems odd; it could relate to basketball instead. The FIBA Intercontinental Cup involves teams like G League Ignite and Paris Basketball, which just won the EuroCup and is likely competing in Singapore 2024.Clarifying the Intercontinental Cup

The FIBA Intercontinental Cup involves champions from various leagues like Flamengo from BCL Americas and Paris Basketball from EuroCup. The format in Singapore includes a group stage followed by finals, where some teams might play multiple matches. I see the Flamengo chairman's complaints about needing to play three games, while Paris only plays one. My understanding is that different cups have varying entry requirements. Since PSG isn't included, I think the user might be asking for a translation or context. It could be best to clarify their intent directly by asking about their preference.Clarifying the complaint about the Intercontinental Cup

It seems the user is referring to the FIFA Intercontinental Cup format, where UEFA champions go directly to the final, raising fairness complaints. I should provide a quick context and ask if they want a translation or more information. Here's my plan: I'll explain that the new format allows the UCL champion to skip to the final, while South American teams may need to play more matches. I’ll also clarify that if they mention PSG, it depends on if they are the UCL champion or not this season. I can offer to check match schedules or translate the headline.