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.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has had a major impact in ending both Napoli’s long wait for a Serie A title, which came in 2023, and PSG’s long wait for a European Cup. This season, he has managed to win both Serie A and Ligue 1, and now the Champions League, too.

Germain won their first-ever UEFA Champions League title with a record 5-0 win over Inter MilanReal Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe congratulated his former team from afar with a heartfelt social media messagePSG's dominant victory marked the largest margin in any UEFA club final,

Germain's players celebrated their Champions League victory in the city on Sunday afternoon, hours after trouble broke out across France.The Ligue 1 club beat Inter Milan 5-0 in Saturday's final in Munich to claim their first Champions League title.

When Paris Saint-Germain lifted the Champions League trophy on 31 May in Munich, the win was about more than football – it was the culmination of a carefully orchestrated geopolitical strategy

Triumphant after its historic Champions League victory, Paris Saint-Germain put on an open-top bus parade through Paris on Sunday for roaring fans, an outburst of joy overshadowed by

On Saturday night in Munich, after years of disappointment, the Paris club finally added its name to the list of winners of European football's most prestigious competition, defeating Inter Milan 5-0.

After Atlético Madrid’s brutal 4-0 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the Club World Cup, Diego Simeone didn’t hide his frustration — and pointed fingers at PSG’s financial muscle. In a scathing post-match press conference,

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.

Tens of thousands of people welcomed the players on the Champs-Elysées and then at the club's stadium to celebrate with them upon their return from Munich.