Football: Press voices: “Parisians are the new kings of Europe”

Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League for the first time. The French champion prevailed 5-0 (2-0) against Inter Milan in the final of Munich. The international press writes this:

“L’équipe”: “The search was long, tedious and sometimes demotivating, but redemption was worth waiting.”

“Le Monde”: “For PSG coach Luis Enrique, who won the title with Lionel Messi’s Barcelona ten years ago, it is the second Champions League. The young PSG team has been the best that the competition has seen since then. It has been cleverly compiled in the past two years after Kylian Mbappé’s departure.”

“Le Figaro”: “Certainly the year in which we had least expected it when PSG sat down on youth, team spirit and patience after the era of the stars.”

“Gazzetta Dello Sport”: “Inter, what a nightmare! Doué show and a clap from PSG.”

“Corriere dello Sport”: “A one -sided final, PSG humiliates Inter. The Champions League goes to Luis Enrique. The French win 5: 0 in a game that dominate in all matters. For Inzaghi and the Nerazzurri it is a historical flap.”

“Tuttosport”: “Inter is humiliated in Munich, PSG are Europe’s champions. Triple for Luis Enrique.”

“Corriere della sera”: “Inter humiliated, the final becomes a nightmare. PSG wins with a clap.”

“Daily Mail”: “The Italians are slaughtered in Munich.”

“The Sun”: “Thanks to the rousing enthusiasm of the youth and the enormous oil wealth of Katar, Paris Saint-Germain is finally crowned the champion of Europe.”

“The Times”: “Paris conquers Europe with a record -breaking humiliation of Inter. The Parisians are the new kings of Europe.”

“The Guardian”: “Except for the last man – some of them are still children – they were exceptional. They will all go down in history. They deserve it together. Who needs galactic?!”

“AS”: “It will be entered into the story that football accepted forever on a hot May evening in Munich after an excellent game and the Champions League closed a new champion that came from Qatar and in less than 15 years invested 2.283 billion in new commitments. And it will also be included in the annals that has done it, Luis Enrique Was the genius that is displaced in half of Spain, but in the rest of the world, the trainer who made it clear to the Emir and Al Khelaïfi that fame was achieved from the bank and not from the stars, which was less about the media.

“El País”: “PSG defeated Inter in the final of the Champions League 5-0 in a game in which the Parisians were far superior to the Italians.”

“Marca”: “What happens in Munich is amazing.”

“Krone”: “Paris Saint-Germain has fulfilled the dream of the Champions League triumph with a demonstration of power and thus climbed the summit in European football.”

“Blick”: “PSG ignites fireworks from the beginning, Yann Sommer’s Inter suffers in Munich. In the end there is a well-deserved 5: 0 on the screens of the Munich Allianz Arena, the Parisers are getting the Champions League for the first time in the almost 55-year history. For the Interisti is redemption, volumes speaks. “

“De Telegraaf”: “After fourteen years of money-making, the Qatarian owners finally brought in the coveted prize, the Emir Tamim bin Bin Bin Hamad Al Thani and PSG President Nasser bin Al-Khelaïfi had been chased over the years.”

“ESPN”: “The PSG, which is in Qatarian, had spent over a decade to win the Champions League by committing the biggest stars in the world, including Lionel Messi, Neymar, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Kylian Mbappé. But after PSG had given up this strategy two years ago and instead committed to the Champion of Europe – Ironically, in his first season without Mbappé, who switched to Real Madrid with the intention of winning the Champions League last summer. “

“The Athletic”: “Everyone expected Luis Enrique’s team at least more possession. In the end they completely dominated the game. Despite all the chattering about Inters dangerous switching moments after the chaotic semi-finals against Barcelona, ​​the series team remained in chess, checked and completely overwhelmed.”