Unprecedented numbers in the eared final
its first title at the expense of Inter by winning 5-0, on Saturday evening, in the final match held at the Allianz Arena.
The Parisian team became the second French club to win the Champions League title after Marseille, which won the tournament in 1993. Still, it surpassed everyone with the largest victory in the history of final matches, according to the Opta statistics network.
No team has ever won the final by 5 goals or more.
On the other hand, Inter recorded its name in the tournament records as the first team to concede 5 goals in the final since 1962, when Real Madrid lost to Benfica with a score of 5-3.
Spaniard Luis Enrique led his team, Paris Saint-Germain, to achieve a historic achievement added to his long coaching record, after he became the sixth coach in the history of the Champions League to succeed in winning the championship with two different clubs, after Italian Carlo Ancelotti, Germans Ottmar Hitzfeld and Jupp Heynckes, Portuguese Jose Mourinho, and Spaniard Pep. Guardiola.
Enrique's achievement did not stop there. Rather, he recorded his name in history as the first coach after Guardiola to achieve the historic treble (league, cup, Champions League) with two different teams, having first done so with Barcelona in 2015, and then repeated the same achievement with Paris Saint-Germain in 2025. To confirm his position as one of the greatest coaches of the modern era.
Moroccan star Achraf Hakimi also entered history after he became the first Arab player to win the Champions League title with two different clubs, after winning the title with Real Madrid in 2017, and then with Paris Saint-Germain this year, writing a new chapter in his glowing career on the European scene.