MUNICH -- Euphoria erupted!** Paris Saint-Germain finally, gloriously seized their first Champions League crown on Saturday, annihilating Inter Milan 5-0 in a record-shattering, breathtaking final display – the biggest winning margin since the competition began in 1956. This monumental victory completed an unforgettable treble, adding European glory to their Ligue 1 and Coupe de France titles.

Poetic justice struck early** as Achraf Hakimi, facing his former club, fired PSG ahead after just 12 minutes. Then, history beckoned for 19-year-old sensation Désiré Doué. With fearless brilliance, he netted a stunning brace, becoming the first teenager to score twice in a final since the legendary Eusebio in 1962. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and substitute Senny Mayulu then crowned a night of pure Parisian ecstasy, sealing a truly historic triumph.

This was the ultimate vindication.** After over a decade of galáctico dreams ending in heartache – chasing the trophy with Messi, Neymar, Ibrahimovic, and Mbappé – PSG dared to change course. Abandoning superstars for a vibrant youth project just two years ago, they defied every doubter... and ironically, conquered Europe immediately after Kylian Mbappé's departure for Real Madrid.

History rewritten!** PSG become only the second French club ever to lift the European Cup, emulating Marseille (1993). Mastermind Luis Enrique, tears likely welling, claimed his second crown, echoing his 2015 triumph with Barcelona.

"We have MADE HISTORY!" roared** a jubilant Hakimi, voice thick with emotion. "Decades of yearning dissolved in an explosion of ecstasy tonight!** This magnificent club, our incredible fans... they deserved this moment. We forged more than a team; we built a brotherhood, a great family!"

"He is the architect,"** Hakimi declared of Luis Enrique, reverence clear. "The man who transformed our soul, our belief, our very identity.** His loyalty, his vision... he deserves this glory more than words can say." The roar of Parisians in Munich said it all.