Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) have reached the UEFA Champions League final for the second time in their history. After their maiden final appearance in 2020, where Neymar and Kylian Mbappé led the French giants before narrowly losing to Bayern Munich, the club is back on the biggest stage in European football.
This time, PSG will face Inter Milan in the highly anticipated final on May 31 at the Allianz Arena in Munich. The excitement is palpable across the entire PSG community—from players and coaching staff to loyal fans and backroom personnel.
To celebrate the achievement and boost morale, PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi has made a grand gesture: all 600 club staff will travel to Munich to attend the final match for free.
According to French outlet L’Équipe, Al-Khelaifi sent a heartfelt message to all club staff, stating: “All our staff will have the opportunity to travel to Munich with the team for the final. The club’s management will soon share more details regarding the full arrangements.”
The generous announcement underscores PSG’s team-first culture and Al-Khelaifi’s commitment to recognising the hard work behind the scenes.
In an exclusive statement shared by Sky Sports, Al-Khelaifi said: “This is going to be another historic night for our club. We are just one step away from Munich. It will require complete focus, unity, and determination. Our strength comes from collective effort, on and off the pitch. From players and coaches to technical staff and every department, each individual contributes to our success. We are one family, proudly representing PSG and France on the world stage.”
Al-Khelaifi further confirmed that every one of PSG’s 600 employees will be present at the final: “Being at the final is a right you have all earned. Thank you for your passion, commitment, and professionalism. Full details for your travel to Munich will be communicated by club management very soon.”
Road to the Final
PSG secured their spot in the final after a dominant Champions League semi-final performance against Arsenal. They won the first leg 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium and followed it up with a 2-1 win at home in Parc des Princes, advancing with a 3-1 aggregate score.
Their final opponent, Inter Milan, edged out Barcelona in a thrilling semi-final with a 7-6 aggregate win, setting up a high-stakes clash in Munich.
