Desire Doue has become a household name in European football this season, following a terrific 2024/25 campaign that saw him win the treble.Doue notably delivered a strong performance in the final

PSG's Champions League victory proves patience and smart strategy beat superstar panic, as they conquered Europe by building team unity

Paris Saint-Germain landed European football’s biggest prize on Saturday night, dismantling Inter 5-0 in Munich to win the 2024-25 Champions League, only the second French side to win the competition after Marseille in 1993.

There is little rest for the kings of Europe, as Champions League winners Paris Saint-Germain must pivot quickly to set their sights on the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup in the United States, which begins on June 14.

Désiré Doué's Champions League Young Player award victory over Lamine Yamal caps PSG's remarkable season and the teenager's

The kid will not be stopped.It's pure speed on the right flank, and Doue takes the angle provided him by Vitinha's entry pass.His low shot is inside the far post. PSG are doing this. Inter make movesNicola Zalewski and Yann Bisseck enter the game for backs Benjamin Pavard and Dimarco.

Paris Saint-Germain winger Désiré Doué beat Barcelona's Lamine Yamal to win the Champions League Young Player of the Season award.

There are no Premier League teams in the Champions League final – and not even a British player, such as Real Madrid’s Jude Bellingham or Jadon Sancho, then on loan at Borussia Dortmund, as there was last year at Wembley.

Kenyan referees, Gilbert Cheruyiot and Stephen Yiembe, were part of the officials who oversaw the CAF Champions League final between Pyramids and Mamelodi Sundowns.

The season has finished and you might be left feeling a little lost with no football but there is plenty to look forward to next season. Champions League football returns to St James' Park and so will the Tyne-Wear derby after Sunderland's promotion to the Premier League.