May 31, 2025 – Allianz Arena, Munich — At long last, the wait is over. Paris Saint-Germain have written their names into the history books with a resounding 5–0 win over Inter Milan in the 2025 UEFA Champions League Final, capturing the prestigious trophy for the first time in the club's history.

It was a night to remember for fans of Les Parisiens, as PSG not only claimed Europe’s ultimate club prize but did so in a dominant, commanding fashion that silenced critics and thrilled spectators across the globe.

The Road to Glory: Goals that Shook Munich

12th Minute – Achraf Hakimi Opens the Floodgates

PSG set the tone early with a blistering counterattack. Right-back Achraf Hakimi, known for his pace and technical precision, surged forward and delivered a clinical finish that left Inter goalkeeper helpless. The Moroccan star’s goal lit up the Allianz Arena and signaled PSG’s intent: this final would be theirs.

20th Minute – Desire Doué Doubles the Lead

Just eight minutes later, rising French prodigy Desire Doué showcased why he’s considered one of the brightest talents in Europe. With composure beyond his years, Doué received a clever through ball and tucked it into the bottom corner, giving PSG a comfortable two-goal cushion before the halfway mark.

63rd Minute – Doué Strikes Again

As the second half began, Inter Milan looked to mount a comeback — but Doué had other plans. In the 63rd minute, the 19-year-old midfielder completed his brace with a sensational solo effort, cutting through defenders before firing past the keeper. The crowd erupted. It was a performance of maturity, flair, and precision — one that will be replayed for years to come.

73rd Minute – Kvaratskhelia Seals the Deal

If there were any lingering doubts about PSG’s dominance, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia — the Georgian sensation — ended them. With his trademark dribbling and confidence, he danced into the box and delivered PSG’s fourth goal of the night in the 73rd minute. The goal wasn’t just the final nail in the coffin; it was the cherry on top of a masterclass performance.

86th Minute – Mayulu Completes the Rout

As if four wasn’t enough, substitute Ilyes Housni Mayulu hammered in a fifth goal in the 86th minute. It was the exclamation mark on a night of complete domination — and the moment the celebrations truly began.

A Dream Realized: PSG’s First-Ever Champions League Title

This victory means more than just silverware. After years of heartache, near misses, and rebuilding, PSG have finally reached the summit of European football. The 2025 final in Munich marks a turning point in the club’s storied journey — a triumph of resilience, ambition, and unity.

Led by manager Luis Enrique, the team blended seasoned stars with emerging talent to create a perfectly balanced side. From the rock-solid defense of Marquinhos and Donnarumma, to the dynamic midfield engine and the lethal front line, every component clicked in harmony.

A Treble for the Ages

This Champions League title caps off an extraordinary season for PSG. The club had already secured the Ligue 1 title and the Coupe de France, making this a historic continental treble — a rare and prestigious achievement in modern football.

It is a season that fans will cherish forever, and one that etches PSG firmly into the elite pantheon of European clubs.

Reactions from the Football World

Former players, legends, pundits, and fans alike took to social media to hail PSG’s moment of glory. Many praised the team’s unity, Doué’s breakout performance, and Kvaratskhelia’s sensational impact.

Even rivals acknowledged the magnitude of the moment. “Tonight, we witnessed greatness,” said a commentator on UEFA’s post-match broadcast. “This is not just a PSG win — it’s a statement to the world.”

What’s Next for PSG?

With the Champions League monkey off their back, PSG now sets its sights on continuing their dominance — not just in France, but globally. Their youth pipeline, smart recruitment, and cohesive style of play suggest this may be the beginning of a golden era.

Congratulations, PSG. Europe is yours.