PSG Back-to-Back UEFA Champions League Winners: Celebrating Europe’s Double Champions at Home

After a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League Final, Paris Saint-Germain will celebrate their historic triumph with supporters in the French capital. Fans can follow all the festivities live on beIN SPORTS.

After a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League Final, Paris Saint-Germain will celebrate their historic triumph with supporters in the French capital. Fans can follow all the festivities live on beIN SPORTS.

Click here to watch PSG' celebration in Paris live

PSG Celebrate a Historic Season

Paris Saint-Germain completed one of the greatest campaigns in club history by capturing their second consecutive UEFA Champions League title under Luis Enrique.

The European crown capped another dominant season for the Parisian giants, who once again proved themselves the benchmark of French football while strengthening their status among Europe's elite.

Thousands of supporters are expected to fill the streets of Paris as players and staff celebrate a triumph that further cements PSG's place among football's modern powerhouses.

Luis Enrique and the Team That Built a Dynasty

Since arriving in Paris, Luis Enrique has transformed PSG into one of the most complete teams in world football.

The Spanish manager has already collected 11 trophies with the club, including:

3 Ligue 1 titles
3 Trophée des Champions
2 Coupe de France titles
2 UEFA Champions League titles
1 UEFA Super Cup
1 FIFA Intercontinental Cup

Back-to-back Champions League crowns have placed this PSG side in the same conversation as some of the greatest dynasties in European football history.

Dembélé, Vitinha and Kvaratskhelia Lead PSG's Golden Era

The current PSG squad combines elite talent, tactical discipline and attacking firepower.

Ballon d'Or winner Ousmane Dembélé finished the season as the club's leading scorer with 20 goals, while Khvicha Kvaratskhelia followed closely with 19. Désiré Doué and Bradley Barcola also played crucial roles in an attack that overwhelmed opponents throughout the campaign.

Alongside midfield stars Vitinha, João Neves and Fabián Ruiz, PSG developed one of the most dynamic and dangerous teams in world football.