PSG 5-0 Inter: Champions League Qualification & Match Report
- Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured their first Champions League trophy, defeating Inter Milan 5-0 in the 2024-2025 final.
- French President Emmanuel Macron celebrated the victory on X, stating, "Champion Mon Frère!
- Kylian Mbappé, formerly with PSG and now at Real Madrid, shared his congratulations on Instagram, praising the team's performance and teamwork in the champions league.
PSG stormed to their first-ever Champions League title, demolishing Inter Milan with a stunning 5-0 victory in the final. This historic win ignited euphoric celebrations in Paris, even though the joy was later overshadowed by clashes and arrests, as reported by authorities. Kylian Mbappé and French President Emmanuel Macron were among those celebrating the team’s triumph in the champions League.Inter Milan, led by coach Simone Inzaghi, reflected on the defeat, with President Beppe Marotta already eyeing contract talks. Gianluigi Donnarumma also shared his emotional experience of winning the Champions League. News Directory 3 provides comprehensive coverage of the match and the unfolding events. Discover what’s next for both teams as they navigate the ramifications of this unforgettable final.
Paris Saint-Germain Claims First Champions League Title
Updated May 31, 2025
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured their first Champions League trophy, defeating Inter Milan 5-0 in the 2024-2025 final. The victory marks a historic moment for the French team, sparking celebrations and some unrest.
French President Emmanuel Macron celebrated the victory on X, stating, “Champion Mon Frère! Bravi, we are all proud. Paris, tonight capital of Europe.”
Kylian Mbappé, formerly with PSG and now at Real Madrid, shared his congratulations on Instagram, praising the team’s performance and teamwork in the champions league.
Goalkeeper Gianluigi donnarumma, visibly emotional, told Sky, “In my tears there is the whole season that was… we were almost out of the Champions League and now we enjoy it all.” He added that the coach’s calm approach was key to their Champions League success. When asked about renewing with PSG, he saeid, “I don’t know, we’ll see. Now I go to the national team.”
Inter Milan coach Simone Inzaghi acknowledged the defeat, saying, “Zero titles, but to my boys I say anyway: very good. I told them,it was a bad defeat but for the whole season we remain with a high head high.” He added that he would discuss his future with the club.
Inter President Beppe Marotta described the defeat as a ”negative evening” but affirmed that it wouldn’t change their evaluation of Inzaghi, with whom they plan to meet next week to discuss his contract.
The president of Inter Beppe Marotta thus defines, in Sky, the defeat in the Champions League final of the Nerazzurri: “It was a negative evening where the opponent outstanded us in everything, but this must not affect our season.”
Celebrations in Paris turned violent, with clashes between fans and police. Authorities reported 131 arrests and deployed 5,000 officers. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau condemned the violence, distinguishing between “real PSG fans” and “barbarians” committing crimes.
The Minister of the Interior, Bruno Retailleau writes on X: “The real PSG fans are enthusiastic about the magnificent game of their team. And simultaneously occurring, of the barbarians arrived in the streets of Paris To commit crimes and cause law enforcement agencies.”
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PSG is expected to celebrate their Champions League victory with fans in Paris, while Inter Milan will assess their performance and plan for the upcoming season.