Champions League

Arsenal lights up London in red during a festive parade despite losing in the Champions League final
After the failure in the Champions League final, Arsenal fans still celebrated their team in a parade through the streets of London, with Kai Havertz at the heart of the event.

PSG celebrates: tens of thousands of fans celebrate the Champions League title
Tens of thousands of PSG supporters celebrated in the Champions League until late at night in front of the Eiffel Tower.
Tasos Douvikas' agent opens up about the competition at Como and the club's ambitious project
Tasos Douvikas' agent, Paschalis Tountouris, detailed the context around Como's next season, stressing that the competition for a place in the team is strong and that the club aims high with a presence in the Champions League.
QS on the front page: Slot quoted for the Milan bench after the departure from Liverpool
QS puts on the front page the quest for a new coach for Milan, where Slot's name appears after he leaves Liverpool. The newspaper also headlines PSG's consecutive success in the Champions League.

Champions League Final: Ceferin confuses Marquinhos and Dembélé during the award ceremony
After Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League final, the UEFA president mistakenly handed the medal to the wrong captain. A funny confusion that did not taint the joy of Parisians when they lifted the trophy.

Why Gabriel Magalhães fired the fifth and final penalty shootout in the C1 final according to Mikel Arteta
Mikel Arteta explains the choice of Gabriel Magalhães for the fifth penalty shootout in the Champions League final, a surprising decision given his position as central defender.
Paris Saint-Germain wins their second consecutive Champions League on penalties against Arsenal
PSG, led by Luis Enrique, managed a double in the Champions League by beating Arsenal in the penalty shootout, after a score of 1-1 at the end of overtime, a victory highlighted by the daily Il Tirreno.

Champions League Final: Gabriel's hard blow and Marquinhos' high class
Gabriel had a very hard time missing the decisive penalty shootout in the Champions League final. Marquinhos, PSG captain, went to comfort him on the field, a gesture welcomed by Martin Ødegaard and others.
Vucinic: “Juventus and Milan out of C1, it's not a Serie A problem”
Interviewed by Gazzetta dello Sport, Mirko Vucinic considers the failure of Juventus as a "great failure", refuses to elaborate on the causes, believes that the absence of Milan is not a structural problem for Serie A and congratulates Roma on its return to C1.

PSG players point to the key to success: Luis Enrique
Marquinhos and João Neves explain that the attractive football set up by Luis Enrique is the main reason for PSG's recent successes, after the victory in the Champions League on Saturday night.

Rice saw PSG raise C1: “We want this success too”
Declan Rice admits disappointment after seeing PSG win the Champions League, while displaying Arsenal's determination to return to aim for this trophy.
Wounded but heroic Kvaratskhelia: “We Georgians are warriors” after PSG's European triumph
Despite a visible leg injury, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia was one of Paris Saint-Germain's heroes during the Champions League conquest against Arsenal. The Georgian international highlights the group's determination, the complexity of the comeback and the pride of offering a new European title to PSG.

Adi Hütter back at Eintracht Frankfurt: can he bring the club back to the Champions League?
The Intracht Frankfurt, disappointed by its previous exercise, chose to bet on the return of Adi Hütter at the head of the first team. Former coach of the club between 2018 and 2021, Hütter arrives with the mission of replacing the Eagles among the European elite. The question remains: will he be able to win a place in the Champions League?
Luckily, Lucho. Arteta that defense. De Bruyne is right. Greet Leão. Italy, take Pep
Luis Enrique wins a new Champions League with PSG. Analysis of a final locked by Arteta, De Bruyne's support for the criticism of defensive football, emotion around the Catanzaro and possible departure of Rafael Leão from Milan. Appeal to Pep Guardiola to revive Italian football.
New track for Milan: the Corriere dello Sport title "Milan to Slot"
Corriere dello Sport announces that AC Milan has put Dutch coach Slot on its list to replace Massimiliano Allegri. The latter was thanked after a disappointing season in Serie A, despite a title won last year. In parallel, PSG won the Champions League by beating Arsenal on penalties (5-4), validating a historic double victory.

More than 400 arrests in Paris after PSG's victory in the Champions League final
PSG's victory in the Champions League was marred by violence in the capital. More than 400 people were arrested following clashes between supporters and law enforcement, recalling the incidents of the previous year.
PSG or Arsenal, which is worth more? A few million deviations, the most valuable Rice
PSG and Arsenal meet in the C1 final in Budapest. According to Transfermarkt, the two teams exceed one billion euros and are separated by only a few million: 1.212 billion for PSG against 1.229 billion for Arsenal, Declan Rice being the most expensive recruit.
Rafa Benitez declares his readiness to coach the Italian team: “It would be a new and stimulating challenge”
The former coach of Naples and Inter, Rafa Benitez, spoke from Budapest before the Champions League final. He showed his interest in the position of Italian coach and commented on Allegri's appointment to Naples, praising the insight of Aurelio De Laurentiis. Benitez also felt that Chivu has the qualities to succeed as a coach.
Inter targets Curtis Jones, Giuntoli officially at Atalanta: the highlights of the transfer window in Serie A
The market is already agitating Serie A: Inter is interested in Curtis Jones of Liverpool to strengthen himself while Cristiano Giuntoli becomes the new sporting director of Atalanta. In Como, Mirwan Suwarso talks about the club's ambitions and the future of Nico Paz, who is likely to return to Real Madrid.
Marco Rossi in Budapest: “Coming to Italy? Baldini is right, you need a curriculum”
Marco Rossi, coach of Hungary, commented for Sky Sport on the atmosphere in Budapest before PSG–Arsenal, praised the schools of Luis Enrique and Arteta, confirmed his continuity at the head of Hungary despite the absence from the World Cup and mentioned some Hungarian players likely to join Italy.