Champions League Final: Inter Milan Kit vs PSG
- Inter Milan will sport their golden yellow third kit in Saturday's Champions league final against Paris Saint-Germain in Munich.
- Of their six previous Champions League final appearances, dating back to 1964, this will be the first time Inter has donned their third kit for the occasion.
- Simone Inzaghi's squad secured victories in both Champions League matches where they sported the yellow kit this season: a 1-0 victory against Sparta Prague in january and a...
Inter Milan will debut their golden yellow third kit in the Champions League final against PSG, marking a notable shift from their conventional colors. This bold choice, driven by PSG’s home team designation, sees Inter aiming for glory in Munich while hoping to replicate the success they’ve had in the yellow jersey. This is a departure from their six previous finals, and could be a key factor in the match. news Directory 3 has the exclusive analysis. Will the golden kit bring them luck, or will PSG’s classic navy blue secure victory? Discover what’s next as we head towards the final whistle.
Inter Milan’s Golden Kit: A Champions League Final Gamble?
Updated may 29, 2025
Inter Milan will sport their golden yellow third kit in Saturday’s Champions league final against Paris Saint-Germain in Munich. This marks a departure from their traditional black and blue stripes, a change necessitated by Paris Saint-germain’s designation as the home team, allowing them to wear their classic navy blue.
Of their six previous Champions League final appearances, dating back to 1964, this will be the first time Inter has donned their third kit for the occasion. The team passed over their second-choice white shirts with blue accents in favor of the golden yellow jerseys, paired with black details and shorts.
Superstition might play a role in the kit selection. Simone Inzaghi’s squad secured victories in both Champions League matches where they sported the yellow kit this season: a 1-0 victory against Sparta Prague in january and a first-leg win against Feyenoord in March.
Conversely, their sole Champions League defeat this season occurred against Bayer Leverkusen in December, a game where they wore their white shirts.
What’s next
The Champions League final in Munich will reveal if Inter Milan’s golden gamble pays off, or if Paris Saint-Germain’s dominance will prevail.