PSG boss Luis Enrique held back tears as supporters paid tribute to his late daughter, Xana, after the club clinched its first-ever UEFA Champions League title in a 5-0 rout of Inter Milan.
- PSG completed a historic treble with their win in Munich.
- Fans unfurled a giant banner of Xana, who passed away in 2019.
- Enrique called the moment "emotional" and said his daughter is “always with us.”
- Vitinha said the win “means everything” to the team and fans.
- Inter manager Inzaghi vowed his team would bounce back stronger.
For Enrique, this victory was more than a footballing triumph. He had imagined this moment, thinking of placing a PSG flag on the turf just like Xana did in 2015 when Barcelona won. PSG fans made it real with a touching banner that brought him to tears. On the pitch, PSG were dominant, high pressing, clinical finishing, and tactical brilliance sealed the win and their first UCL title. For Inter, it was another painful final loss, but manager Simone Inzaghi insists this is only a setback.
This Champions League win marks a turning point for PSG and a deeply personal one for Enrique. “My daughter is always with us,” he said. And now, her memory is stitched into the club’s proudest moment.
