Spanish Marc Cucurella and Argentine Enzo Fernandez, the duo from English Premier League side Chelsea, aim to make history by attempting to win the 2026 World Cup. The two players won the Club World Cup together, before each led his national team to the World Cup final, this time standing on opposite sides of the pitch, where only one will secure the double of world titles at both club and national team level. This achievement has only been accomplished by a limited number of stars throughout history, including Brazilian Roberto Carlos in 2002, when he added the World Cup title with Brazil to his world title with Real Madrid, and then Frenchman Raphael Varane in 2018, after he combined the Club World Cup with Real Madrid and the World Cup with the French national team during the same year. Today, the scene returns in a new form in the 2026 World Cup final, as Cucurella and Enzo enter the match carrying the world title with Chelsea, but the final whistle will give only one of them the chance to join the historical list, while the other will remain one step away from a rare achievement. Thus, the story of two teammates in one locker room turns into a battle to write a new page in football history, where the final accommodates only one champion, and history accommodates only one new name alongside Roberto Carlos and Raphael Varane.