Ousmane Dembélé speaks out on the eve of the UEFA Champions League Final as PSG prepare to face Inter Milan—without Kylian Mbappé.
With 12 goal contributions in just 14 Champions League matches this season, Dembélé is stepping into the spotlight. The French winger described this opportunity as “history in the making” as PSG seek their first-ever UCL title and only the second in French football history since Marseille’s 1993 triumph.
Speaking from Munich’s Allianz Arena, Dembélé downplayed Ballon d’Or speculation, instead emphasizing the importance of winning for the team and creating a legacy for Paris.
“I’ve dreamed of this moment since I was a child,” he said. “Now we’re here, and the goal is simple: bring the trophy home.”
Can Dembélé lead PSG to Champions League glory without Mbappé?
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