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Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has etched its name in the annals of football history as the first-ever French champions of the Champions League. The team, led by coach Luis Enrique, left Inter Milan in its dust with a crushing 5-0 rout at the Allianz Arena in Munich. Here's what the world's press had to say about the game of the year.
A French Triumph - L'Équipe, Le Monde, Le Figaro
L'Équipe: "After a long, arduous journey filled with setbacks, the redemption was worth the wait."
Le Monde: "Luis Enrique, who won the title with Lionel Messi's Barcelona ten years ago, now claims his second Champions League. The young PSG team, assembled intelligently over the last two years, has shown its true potential this season."
Le Figaro: "In a year we least expected it, PSG, once built on stars, bet on youth, team spirit, and patience."
'Nightmare' for Inter - Gazzetta dello Sport, Corriere dello Sport, Tuttosport, Corriere della Sera
Gazzetta dello Sport: "For Inter, it was a nightmare. Doué shines, and PSG thrashes Inter."
Corriere dello Sport: "A lopsided final, PSG overwhelms Inter. Luis Enrique adds another Champions League trophy to his collection."
Tuttosport: "Inter, embarrassed in Munich, PSG lifts the Champions League trophy."
Corriere della Sera: "A humiliating defeat forInter, the final turns into a nightmare for the Italians."
The Unstoppable Parisians - Daily Mail, The Sun, The Times, The Guardian
Daily Mail: "The Italians are trampled in Munich."
The Sun: "Thanks to the youth's infectious enthusiasm and Qatar's immense oil wealth, Paris Saint-Germain is crowned the Champion of Europe."
The Times: "Paris rules Europe with a record-breaking humiliation of Inter. The Parisians are the new Kings of Europe."
The Guardian: "They, the young, talented squad, were unparalleled. They will all be remembered. They've earned it, as a team."
From Qatar to Munich - AS, El País, Marca
AS: "In a spectacular match that ended 5-0 in favor of PSG, the Qatari-owned club finally reached the pinnacle of European football, after investing 2.283 billion euros in new signings over the last 15 years."
El País: "PSG, with a strong performance throughout the match, filtered the Italians at every turn."
Marca: "What happened in Munich defies comprehension."
Achievement in Austria and Switzerland - Krone, Blick, De Telegraaf
Krone: "Paris Saint-Germain realized its dream of winning the Champions League with a display of power."
Blick: "PSG sets the Allianz Arena in Munich ablaze, Yann Sommer's Inter suffers a shipwreck. Ultimately, a well-deserved 5-0 stands on the screens, and the Parisians win the Champions League for the first time in the club's nearly 55-year history."
De Telegraaf: "After 14 years of money-making, the Qatari owners have finally secured the coveted prize they've been pursuing for so long."
A Team without Mbappé
The absence of Kylian Mbappéseemed to have no impact on PSG's performance, with the team proving its depth and resilience. Young talents like Achraf Hakimi, Desire Doue, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Senny Mayulu stepped up in Mbappé's absence to claim the victory.
In the face of adversity, PSG demonstrated an unmatched level of cohesion and winning strategy, inspiring nothing but awe from football fans around the world.
The Commission has also been tasked with presenting a proposal for a Council regulation on the introduction of a common market organization in beef and veal, following the triumphant victory of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), the first-ever French champions of the Champions League in football. In a year least expected, PSG, once built on stars, opted for youth, team spirit, and patience to claim fame across European leagues, reminiscent of the unstoppable performance of champions in sports like football's Champions League.
