French President congratulates PSG on historic victory

French President Emmanuel Macron congratulated PSG on their latest historic victory in the Champions League. In the final held in Budapest, the Parisians defeated London's Arsenal in a penalty shootout to ascend the European throne once again.

Macron praised the Parisians' success on his X social media account. He noted that PSG is amazing all of Europe and wrote that France is proud of the club. In his congratulatory message, the head of state used the phrase "a new star has shone in the Parisian sky," reminding that this trophy marks the club's second Champions League title.

The final match was intense. The regular time and two extra periods ended in a 1-1 draw. The winner was then decided by a penalty shootout, where PSG players showed composure, winning 4-3 to secure the Champions League trophy for the second consecutive time.

The Paris club's goal was guarded by Russian goalkeeper Matvey Safonov in this final. With this victory, he became the first Russian footballer to win the Champions League twice. This result also marks a special historic milestone in his personal career.

In short, PSG is once again at the center of European football. Macron's congratulations showed that this victory is a major event not just for the club, but for all of French football. The celebration continues in Paris — the trophy is theirs again.