On the night of May 31, 2025, the Allianz Arena in Munich erupted in cheers. Paris Saint-Germain crushed Inter Milan 5-0 – the biggest victory in the history of a Champions League final. Hakimi opened the scoring in the 12th minute, Désiré Doué scored a brace (20th and 63rd), Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Senny Mayulu sealed the victory. Marquinhos – the Brazilian captain – lifted the club’s first ever silver trophy.

This wasn’t the story of one star. This was a collective victory.

Without Mbappé, Luis Enrique had built a formidable, consistent, and relentless pressing machine. Young newcomers like Doué (19 years old) became heroes, Kvaratskhelia brought creativity, and Hakimi exploded with speed. They didn’t need a superstar – they needed each other. And together they wrote the story. This marks a new chapter in the history of French football and Paris.

After more than a decade of waiting, mᴀssive investments, and bitter disappointments in previous seasons, PSG finally reached the European stage. This is the first time a French team has won the Champions League since Marseille in 1993. It’s also a perfect continental treble for Luis Enrique – the coach who led Barcelona to victory in 2015.

Allez Paris!

This is PSG 2025. Not the richest team, but the team… most eager. 5-0 is not just the score. It’s a declaration: Paris is ready. And from now on, whenever the cry of “Ici c’est Paris” rings out, all of Europe will tremble.
The dream has come true.

For the first time. And certainly not the last.