MUNICH — Paris Saint-Germain finally conquered Europe with a historic 5-0 win over Inter Milan in the Champions League final — the biggest victory in final history. After years of setbacks and over €2 billion in spending since Qatar Sports Investments took over in 2011, PSG's dream came true under coach Luis Enrique and a young, dynamic squad.

It’s the club’s first Champions League title and only the second ever for a French team after Marseille in 1993. This season, despite a shaky start, PSG turned critics into believers, securing a clean sweep of domestic titles and now targeting a fifth trophy at the upcoming Club World Cup.

PSG’s shift from superstar signings to smart investments in youth like Desire Doue has paid off, and with Enrique and sporting director Luis Campos committed long-term, the Qatari-owned club is aiming to build a lasting European dynasty.