Paris Saint-Germain fans let off flares and fireworks, while cars honked their horns and the Eiffel Tower glittered in the night as the club celebrated its first Champions League title on Saturday after routing Inter Milan 5-0.

Germain had been picturing this very moment—the instant its players lifted the Champions League trophy—for more than a decade.This had been the club’s boldly stated, unapologetic goal ever since it was taken over by the sovereign-wealth fund of Qatar in 2011.

Paris Saint-Germain have finally done it. For the first time in their history, PSG lifted the Champions League trophy following a 5-0 victory over Inter in Munich on Saturday, marking the most lopsided score in UCL final history.

After years of Champions League heartbreaks, PSG, under the controversial yet transformative leadership of Luis Enrique, finally conquered Europe. Ove

His signing in 2021 was probably the first building block of the team that reigned supreme in 2025. Marquinhos is the long-serving veteran of the champions, but his partner, Pacho, signed from Eintracht Frankfurt last year for €45m,