Paris Saint-Germain were crowned UEFA Champions League winners for the first time ever after a dominant 5–0 win over Inter Milan in Saturday’s final. Led by Luis Enrique, PSG capped off a historic treble-winning season. Let’s take a look at the 2024/25 Champions League Team of the Season.
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Goalkeeper
Gianluigi Donnarumma (PSG) – Delivered crucial saves throughout the knockout stages, including a standout performance against Liverpool, solidifying PSG’s defensive strength.
Defenders
Achraf Hakimi (PSG) – Consistently contributed both offensively and defensively, opening the scoring in the final and providing width and pace on the right flank.
Marquinhos (PSG) – As captain, he provided leadership and stability at the back, anchoring a defence that conceded few goals en route to the trophy.
Alessandro Bastoni (Inter Milan) – Despite the final loss, Bastoni’s performances throughout the tournament were instrumental in Inter’s journey to the final.
Nuno Mendes (PSG) – Offered relentless energy and attacking support from the left-back position, contributing to PSG’s dynamic play.
Midfielders
Vitinha (PSG) – Controlled the tempo of matches with his vision and passing accuracy, playing a key role in PSG’s midfield dominance.
Declan Rice (Arsenal) – A standout in Arsenal’s midfield, Rice’s defensive awareness and ability to initiate attacks were pivotal in their deep run.
Forwards
Lamine Yamal (Barcelona) – At just 17, Yamal showcased maturity beyond his years, contributing significantly to Barcelona’s attacking prowess.
Désiré Doué (PSG) – The 19-year-old was instrumental in the final, scoring twice and providing an assist, earning the Man of the Match award and setting records as the youngest player to score a brace and provide an assist in a Champions League final.
Ousmane Dembélé (PSG) – Named UEFA’s Player of the Season, Dembélé’s eight goals and leadership were crucial to PSG’s success.
Raphinha (Barcelona) – Topped the tournament’s scoring and assist charts, demonstrating his vital role in Barcelona’s attacking unit.
PSG’s representation in the Team of the Season underscores their comprehensive performance throughout the tournament. Under Luis Enrique’s guidance, the team combined youthful exuberance with tactical discipline, culminating in a historic treble-winning season.
