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PSG face Reims in the French Cup final and Inter in the Champions League final, with Luis Enrique chasing a historic treble and taking unusual steps to prepare.
Paris Saint-Germain are entering the most important week of their season with two major finals ahead and a chance to make history under coach Luis Enrique.
First up is the Coupe de France final against Reims, who were until recently managed by Slovenian coach Luka Elsner. Just seven days later, PSG will travel to Munich to face Inter Milan in the Champions League final—a match that could bring the Parisians their first-ever European title.
Luis Enrique, who has already lifted the Ligue 1 title this season, is now aiming to guide PSG to a historic treble. The Spaniard, who previously won the Champions League with Barcelona, led PSG to a domestic double last season and is on the verge of doing even better in 2025.
True to his unpredictable nature, Enrique has again observed training sessions from a crane, repeating a method he’s used in the past to get a tactical aerial view before crucial matches.
PSG reached the final after eliminating Arsenal in the semi-finals, while Inter secured their place by knocking out Barcelona. The final is expected to be finely balanced: PSG bring attacking firepower, while Inter remain masters of defensive structure. The outcome may hinge on form on the day.
Inter Milan have previously won the modern Champions League once, and the European Cup twice, making them no strangers to this stage. PSG, by contrast, are still chasing their first triumph after falling short in 2020 against Bayern Munich.
Enrique’s methods may be unconventional, but PSG are focused, motivated, and potentially 180 minutes away from a treble that would redefine their place in European football history.