Victory for Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League
"News agencies worldwide describe Inter Milan's loss against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final as a 'terror for Inter'"
It's a maiden triumph for Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League, and a rare disappointing night for Inter Milan. Let's dive into the buzz around the internet.
Paris Saint-Germain Takes Home the Champions League Title
Munich witnessed a stunning victory for Paris Saint-Germain in the Allianz Arena in a one-sided final. Achraf Hakimi, Ousmane Dembélé, and Desiré Doué were impressive as PSG claimed their first Champions League title in their first season, breaking records for the highest-ever win in a Champions League final.
The Reaction: Luis Enrique Steals the Spotlight
Luis Enrique, the coach of Paris Saint-Germain, was the center of attention as his youthful team secured the title. Overwhelmed, he expressed his delight saying, "I'm absolutely at a loss for words. This is my greatest dream come true - and that in my first season. We've made history." His joy was evident as he was lifted into the air by his players and danced wildly on the pitch. The triumph was made even more poignant for the coach as his late daughter, who passed away from bone cancer at the age of nine, was present to witness this victory.
A Bitter Return for Yann Sommer
The night wasn't as joyful for Inter Milan's Yann Sommer, who had to endure a five-goal defeat in his return to Munich. The press, understandably, is divided between the celebrate in Paris and the disappointment in Milan.
A Selection of International Press Reviews
French Press Reviews
L'Équipe: The search was long, difficult, and sometimes demotivating, but the redemption was worth the wait.
Le Monde: PSG's victory marked the second Champions League title for coach Luis Enrique. The youthful PSG team has been the best the tournament has seen so far.
Le Figaro: This unexpected triumph came after a strategy shift, focusing on youth, team spirit, and patience.
Spanish Press Reviews
AS: This victory marked history, as football finally accepted Paris Saint-Germain, classified as a new champion backed by 2.283 billion in investments in the last 15 years.
El País: PSG defeated Inter 2-0 in a superior performance.
Marca: The win was a testament to Luis Enrique's strategic management.
English Press Reviews
Daily Mail: The Italians were brutally defeated in Munich.
The Sun: The youthful Qatar-owned PSG team emerged as the champions of Europe.
The Times: Paris conquered Europe with a record-breaking humiliation of Inter.
The Guardian: From the first player to the last, they were exceptional. They deserve it, all together.
USA Press Reviews
ESPN: The Qatar-owned PSG team broke a decade-long dream of winning the Champions League, ironically in their first season without Kylian Mbappé, who left for Real Madrid last summer.
The Athletic: After much anticipation, PSG completely dominated the game, despite the chatter around Inter's dangerous counter-attacks.
Dutch Press Reviews
De Telegraaf: After fourteen years of investing, the Qatari owners finally brought home the ultimate trophy that the Emir and PSG president Nasser bin Al-Khelaïfi had been chasing for years.
Bonus: Transfer Rumors on the Horizon for Bayern Munich?
Amidst the celebration, rumors are swirling about the next transfer for Bayern Munich. Stay tuned for updates!
Despite a disappointing night for Inter Milan, Paris Saint-Germain shocked the football world with their maiden triumph in the Champions League. The victory, by a record-breaking margin, marked a historical European title for the youthful Qatar-owned team.
The impressive performance of key players like Achraf Hakimi, Ousmane Dembélé, and Desiré Doué, under the guidance of coach Luis Enrique, secured PSG's first Champions League title in their first season, redefining the landscape of European leagues.
