Luis Enrique's side arrive as domestic kings, having already secured a treble of French trophies this season. Victory would complete an unprecedented quadruple and make the Spanish coach only the sixth manager to win Europe's top prize with two different clubs.

Inter Milan, meanwhile, are chasing their first European triumph since Jose Mourinho's treble-winning side of 2010. The Italians enter this final empty-handed domestically after losing Serie A to Napoli by just one point, making Saturday their only remaining chance of silverware.

Simone Inzaghi's experienced squad with players over 30 contributing nearly half their Champions League minutes has defied expectations throughout the knockout rounds. They stunned Bayern Munich on this same pitch in the quarter-finals before edging Barcelona 7-6 on aggregate in a thrilling semi-final.

The Nerazzurri's European pedigree shows in their remarkable defensive record; they've trailed for barely 1% of their matches this campaign. Most of this squad tasted defeat in last year's final against Manchester City, providing extra motivation for redemption.

— UEFA Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) May 31, 2025

Both teams haven’t battled each other in Champions League yet, hence, this will be first time they will face-off in Europe. However, they’ve played five times with most being friendly games.

PSG have won 3 of those games, Inter Milan once and another one ended in a stalemate.

Time to write the end of this tale ✍️📜#ForzaInter #UCLFinal #ParisInter pic.twitter.com/56sPWbrPio

— Inter ⭐⭐ (@Inter_en) May 30, 2025

Inter have taken the lead in 11 of their 14 Champions League matches this season, highlighting their fast starts.

PSG's Ousmane Dembélé has been their European star with 12 goal contributions this season (8 goals, 4 assists), including a hat-trick against Stuttgart on German soil.

Inter's Lautaro Martínez could become the first player to score 10 European goals in a single campaign for the club, whilst potentially joining the exclusive group of players to score in all four knockout rounds.

Football is a game of inches. This team fights for every inch. pic.twitter.com/qX4Bw3I2gZ

— Paris Saint-Germain (@PSG_English) May 30, 2025

Four out of the last five Champions League finals bar Real Madrid 2-0 victory over Borussia Dortmund last edition, have seen only one goal scored.

That will not be the case in this final, there’s likely to be more than a goal scored in this clash with both teams finding the back of the net.