Paris Saint-Germain stands on the threshold of a historic achievement. This coming Saturday, in the Champions League final against Inter Milan, the French capital club has the opportunity to claim its first-ever continental title. Such a triumph would signify the culmination of a long-held goal that has often seemed more like an obsession than an ambition.

PSG’s evolution into a European powerhouse

**Maxwell**, a former left-back for PSG, recently shared his insights on RMC. Comparing his time at the club from 2012 to 2017 with its current trajectory, the Brazilian highlighted significant differences. **”What did we lack? It’s hard to pinpoint. We had so many talented players and played some great matches. But I believe it’s about the project. Initially, there was such an… not pressure, but an obsession with winning the Champions League without going through the process. Today, the club has reached another level. The training center reflects the club’s stature; it’s a European benchmark. On the field, the team now exhibits much more consistency in their play,”** Maxwell explained.

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This season, despite the absence of a standout star and under the guidance of Luis Enrique in his second year as head coach, the Red and Blue have an opportunity to make a significant impact by finally lifting the coveted trophy. The long-awaited outcome will be determined on May 31 at Munich’s Allianz Arena.