PSG coach Luis Enrique has made it clear—this season, he wants nothing less than the Champions League trophy. With a strong squad and big ambitions, Enrique believes now is the time for PSG to finally win it all.
PSG’s Dream – Just One Win Away
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are on the brink of making football history. With only one match left—the Champions League final against Inter Milan—they stand just 90 minutes away from their first-ever Champions League trophy. If they win, it will not only be their first European crown but also a historic treble-winning season.
Years of Effort, Big Names, and Missed Chances
PSG have chased this dream for more than ten years. During this time, they have spent huge amounts of money bringing in world-class players like Zlatan Ibrahimović, Edinson Cavani, Neymar, Kylian Mbappé, and Lionel Messi. Despite building a star-studded team year after year, the Champions League remained out of reach.
Their best performance came in the 2019–20 season when they reached the final but lost 1–0 to Bayern Munich. That heartbreaking defeat left them as runners-up, still waiting for their first taste of European glory.
New Team, New Hope with Luis Enrique
Now, under the leadership of coach Luis Enrique, PSG are ready to make history. Many of the big names have left, but the current team has shown strength, unity, and beautiful football on their journey to the final.
Luis Enrique believes that this is the moment for PSG. He has pushed his players to believe in themselves and focus on the one last challenge. Speaking with confidence, Enrique said,
“We all want to make history and win the Champions League for the first time with PSG. It’s always hard to win something for the first time, but that’s what drives us.”
“We Deserve This Moment” – Enrique’s Message
Enrique also believes the team and the fans deserve this victory.
“Our team deserves to be in the final. The club and our fans deserve to win this trophy. I don’t know if it will happen this year or a few years from now but I hope we can do it this time.”
He added that while PSG is working on a long-term project, football does not always give second chances.
“You can’t just say ‘next year we will win.’ In football, there’s no guarantee. Another team might be stronger next season. That’s why we need to win now,” said Enrique.
The Final Step
PSG have impressed fans with their teamwork, solid defense, and smart attacking play this season. All that’s left is one final push—one match that could define the club’s legacy.
If they beat Inter Milan next Saturday, PSG will not only lift their first Champions League trophy but also become one of the few clubs to win a treble (League, Cup, and Champions League in one season).
Now, the whole world is watching. Will PSG finally finish the job? The players, coach, and fans believe: This is the year.
