Back-to-back European champions
You did it again. PSG beat Arsenal on penalties Saturday in Budapest to claim a second straight Champions League title. The match ended 1–1 after extra time, with PSG winning the shootout 4–3 (2) (3) (4). Marquinhos lifted the trophy alongside president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, and the celebrations have been non-stop ever since, a massive parade at the Champ-de-Mars, a reception with president Macron upon returning to France, and a party at the Parc des Princes (2) (5) (12).
Luis Enrique: 'I want six, not three'
Your manager isn't satisfied. Speaking amid the celebrations, Luis Enrique said he's not targeting a Champions League three-peat, he wants six titles (6). Sir Alex Ferguson also sent a private message to Al-Khelaifi after the final, calling PSG "the team that played football" (8). Enrique's daughter Sira celebrated with a tribute to her late sister, posting "Back to back" (7).
Ginola: 'A club that speaks to everyone'
Former PSG winger David Ginola says the club has completed a genuine transformation. "We have a club that speaks to everyone," Ginola said, pointing to the culture shift that has made PSG one of the most respected institutions in football (11).
Diogo Costa in PSG's sights
Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa is reportedly a summer target for PSG. Porto are not making it easy, they will demand a significant fee for the 26-year-old (1).
Fan reactions
The mood is euphoric and already looking ahead. Supporters are debating whether Vitinha deserves Ballon d'Or consideration over Ousmane Dembélé, pointing to his hat-trick heroics and how he carried the team at key moments. Others are marveling at PSG's Champions League path, eliminating the top three regular-season teams (Arsenal, Bayern, Liverpool) plus Chelsea. And the scenes in Paris: over 1,000 scooters followed the team bus through the streets after returning home. Join the discussion
