PARIS — Paris Saint-Germain celebrated their first-ever Champions League title with a raucous parade through Paris after a record 5-0 win over Inter Milan in the final. Players and fans gathered at Parc des Princes for a night of singing, dancing, and trophy celebrations.

The team’s open-top bus procession drew huge crowds waving flags and setting off flares along the Champs-Élysées. French President Emmanuel Macron praised the squad, calling them champions who have placed Paris at the top of Europe.

Despite the joy, celebrations were marred by violent clashes across France, resulting in nearly 600 arrests and tragic deaths. Macron vowed to punish those responsible.

PSG captain Marquinhos, emotional on stage, called it “the day of glory” and promised the club’s ambition to win again, highlighting years of investment and a renewed focus on young French talent.