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1 week ago | psgtalk.com | Zach Lowy

It all comes down to this. On Saturday, May 31, Paris Saint-Germain will face off against Inter Milan in the 2025 UEFA Champions League Final. They will do so in the stadium of Bayern Munich, who defeated them in their first trip to the final a mere five years ago. Back then, PSG boasted a squad composed of sundry foreign stars like Leandro Paredes, Ángel Di María, Neymar Jr., and Ander Herrera, with only two Frenchmen—Kylian Mbappé and Presnel Kimpembe—starting in the final in Lisbon.

1 week ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

PSG have built depth that have allowed them to be one game from winning a treble, but one player could be looking at greener pastures amid links to Arsenal and now Villarreal. The Parisians under Luis Enrique have the depth that allowed them to win a second straight Ligue 1 title and Coupe de France with the Spanish manager. Enrique rotates to keep players fresh and enable them to compete in three competitions, winning trophies.

1 week ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

PSG are in the race to sign Rodrygo, with Liverpool, Arsenal, and Manchester City also closely monitoring the Real Madrid winger’s situation. Real Madrid are expected to overhaul their squad this summer, which could see several key players from their Champions League-winning side move on. Rodrygo is among the most high-profile names drawing serious interest. According to Fichajes, Madrid are open to selling the Brazilian if they receive an offer of around €100 million.

1 week ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

PSG face uncertainty in the goalkeeping position, with LOSC Lille’s Lucas Chevalier emerging as a target, though Barcelona are also looking to challenge for the promising young keeper. Gianluigi Donnarumma, who’s under contract with PSG through 2026, has made a number of costly mistakes that have raised concerns about his reliability. However, strong performances against Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Arsenal in the Champions League have helped him regain some confidence.

1 week ago | psgtalk.com | Eduardo Razo

Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester United are all keeping a close eye on Hugo Ekitiké, with PSG set to cash in if a deal happens. The 22-year-old striker is expected to leave Eintracht Frankfurt soon, and Paris Saint-Germain would receive a cut of any transfer fee thanks to a 20 percent sell-on clause. Newcastle are still in the picture, viewing Ekitiké as a possible successor to Alexander Isak.