Paris renamed streets for the double champions
Paris is literally rewriting its map for this team. The city has renamed streets after PSG players following the club's second straight Champions League title (4). Boulevard Ousmane, a renamed Bir-Hakimi, and pont Saint-Luis are among the new tributes. The final in Budapest ended 1–1 after extra time before your team won 4–3 on penalties against Arsenal. This is a club that now defines the modern Champions League era.
Kroupi favours PSG, but no summer deal likely
Eli Junior Kroupi, the €100m Premier League star, reportedly favours a move to PSG. But sources close to the situation say no deal looks likely this summer (1). One to keep an eye on, but don't expect movement in this window.
João Neves: joining PSG was the best choice of my life
João Neves has called his move to Paris "le meilleur choix que j'aie jamais fait", the best choice he has ever made (2). The midfielder's comments reflect the pull this project now has under Luis Enrique.
Ndour credits Luis Enrique for his development
Former PSG midfielder Ndour says his experience at the club under Luis Enrique was decisive for his growth (5). Italy staff also praised Donnarumma's attitude with younger players in the national setup. Your club's influence runs deep.
Fan reactions
The celebration hasn't stopped. Fans are devouring behind-the-scenes footage from the final on Canal+, with two parts of unseen Arsenal match content circulating heavily on the subreddit. There's genuine anxiety about Barcola potentially leaving, one fan posted a simple plea: "Please don't leaveee." And Marquinhos is being hailed as "the greatest legend of our club," a sentiment that feels unarguable after lifting that trophy in Budapest. Join the discussion
