Thiago Silva Revels in Fluminense's Triumph Over Inter Milan
Fluminense captain Thiago Silva celebrated a 2-0 victory over Inter Milan in the Club World Cup, marking a momentous win against his former club's rivals. The match saw Silva reflect on his former club Milan's joy over the defeat and praised his team for their performance.

Fluminense captain Thiago Silva had ample cause for celebration following the team's 2-0 victory against Inter Milan in the Club World Cup round of 16. This win was not just symbolic for Silva, who returned to Fluminense, but also a personal triumph against his former club's city rivals.
Silva, who played for Milan from 2009 to 2012, expressed his sentiment about the satisfaction that Milan supporters would likely feel witnessing their rivals' defeat. Speaking to DAZN post-match in Charlotte, Silva acknowledged the significance of the win and its emotional impact.
The defender, with stints at PSG and Chelsea, praised Fluminense's effort against the recent Champions League runners-up, emphasizing the collective performance. Fluminense now advances to face the Manchester City and Al Hilal winner in the upcoming quarter-finals on Friday.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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