• A fully fit squad ready for battle. With Ousmane Dembélé and Achraf Hakimi returning from injury this week, Luis Enrique’s men will take to the field with their strongest possible lineup against Arsenal. The French Ballon d’Or winner and Moroccan international bring crucial experience to the Parisian attack.
• Match scheduled for 6 PM local time. The clash between PSG and Arsenal kicks off at 18:00 CET in Budapest, Hungary. UEFA selected this late-afternoon slot to enhance the experience for fans, teams, and host cities, while maximizing global viewership potential.
• Unshaken ambition for European dominance. “This fuels our motivation to remain among Europe’s—and the world’s—top teams,” declared Luis Enrique on Friday. “Once you’ve tasted victory, you crave it again and again,” added Marquinhos, the team’s captain, underscoring the club’s relentless pursuit of excellence.

“Once is historic, twice is legendary.” The words emblazoned on PSG supporter banners encapsulate the club’s unrelenting drive to etch its name deeper into football’s most coveted competition. Only Real Madrid has achieved back-to-back triumphs in the modern Champions League era, securing three consecutive titles from 2016 to 2018.

The stage is set for a dramatic final under the lights of the Puskás Arena. All eyes will be on how the French capital’s representatives handle the pressure of defending their crown against a formidable English side determined to claim their first-ever Champions League trophy.