Beiruting News

June 2025 — by Beiruting.com

Paris, France — After decades of near-misses, heartbreaks, and rebuilding, Paris Saint-Germain has finally done it. In a night that will be remembered for generations, the capital club lifted the UEFA Champions League trophy for the very first time — and in spectacular fashion.

At the Olympiastadion in Berlin, PSG dismantled InterMilan 5-1, setting a new record for the biggest margin of victory in a Champions League final in the tournament’s 69-year history.

But more than the scoreline, it was the story of a young, humble, and united team — built not on superstars, but on talent, work ethic, and vision — that captured the world’s imagination. With an average squad age of just 24, PSG turned the page on its galáctico era to embrace a new identity.

⭐️ Scorers and Heroes of the Night
Achraf Hakimi opened the scoring with a composed finish, capitalizing on his trademark attacking run.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia — the Georgian dynamo — curled in a sensational second.
Désiré Doue, only 19 years old, netted two magnificent goals, confirming his status as one of Europe’s rising stars.
Off the bench, Senny Mayulu, another teenage prodigy, became just the fourth teenager ever to score in a Champions League final, sealing a historic victory.
“This is more than just a trophy — it’s the result of years of sacrifice, patience, and belief in a project,” said Marquinhos, the long-serving PSG captain, who finally lifted the trophy he chased for over a decade.
⚽️ The End of One Era — and the Start of Another
Gone are the days when PSG relied on the likes of Messi, Neymar, and Mbappé to chase European glory. This year’s success wasn’t about individuals. It was about a team that fought for every inch, guided by smart recruitment and fearless youth.

Behind the scenes, the club’s sporting management pivoted to sustainable development — investing in potential rather than marketing. The result? A dynamic squad full of hunger and heart.

🌍 A Celebration Felt Around the World
From the heart of Paris to the shores of Lebanon, fans poured into the streets. The Eiffel Tower lit up red and blue, and chants of "Ici c’est Paris!" echoed across continents.

This wasn’t just a club victory — it was an emotional release for millions who had waited decades for this moment.

🏆 Looking Ahead
With Marquinhos at the helm, and a generation of prodigies rising — Mayulu, Doue, Zaïre-Emery, and others — PSG’s future looks bright. This victory isn’t the end of a journey, but the beginning of a dynasty built on unity, resilience, and purpose.

Paris is no longer dreaming. Paris is finally reigning.