In a stunning display of dominance, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) triumphed over Inter Milan with a resounding score of 5-0, securing their first-ever UEFA Champions League title. This victory not only marks a significant milestone for the club but also completes a historic treble for coach Luis Enrique's squad, following their successes in domestic competitions earlier this season. The final, held in Munich, was a moment of celebration not just for the team but also for the passionate supporters who played a crucial role in energizing the players on the pitch.

Among the more poignant moments of the evening was a heartfelt tribute from the PSG fans to Luis Enrique's late daughter, Xana, who tragically passed away in 2019 at the tender age of nine after a battle with a rare form of bone cancer. Xana had previously celebrated alongside her father when he led FC Barcelona to their Champions League victory in 2015, famously carrying a large Barcelona flag onto the pitch following the match.

Reflecting on the emotional atmosphere, Enrique expressed his gratitude for the tribute, stating, "I'm very happy. It was very emotional at the end with the banner from the fans for my family. But I always think about my daughter. It means a lot. It's so nice but I don't need to win the Champions League to remember my daughter. My daughter is always with us, especially when we lost." His words resonated deeply with fans and players alike, serving as a reminder of the personal connections that often intertwine with the world of sports.

Enrique had envisioned this moment prior to the final, imagining himself planting a PSG flag onto the pitch as a homage to Xana. His team delivered an exceptional performance, showcasing high-intensity pressing that overwhelmed their opponents. "Every player improved this season, and so did the team. We prepared very well for this game to be at that level," Enrique noted after the match, emphasizing the collective effort that led to their historic victory. Notably, PSG's Ousmane Dembélé was instrumental in the match, consistently applying pressure on Inter's defenders and goalkeeper, contributing to the team's overall success.

Midfielder Vitinha echoed Enrique's sentiments, stating, "It means everything. The fans are the main reason we wanted to win this trophy, but we wanted it for a lot of reasons. It's our dream, it's my dream, and I'm glad we made it. The win says a lot about this group of players. It's a very good team, and the result is not by magic. Now we are going to celebrate." His remarks reflect the collective aspiration that has driven the team throughout the season, culminating in this remarkable achievement.

As PSG celebrates this monumental victory, the football community looks forward to their next season, filled with anticipation for their potential as they continue to build on this success. With this win, PSG has not only secured their position among Europe's elite clubs but has also created lasting memories for their fans, ensuring that this moment will be cherished for years to come.