The day after Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League victory, the Parisian club was received at the Élysée Palace by President Emmanuel Macron. The President took the opportunity to praise what he called a historic achievement and to express his admiration for the team.

Addressing the players and staff, Emmanuel Macron emphasized the intensity of PSG's European run, describing a hard-fought and suspenseful final victory. He particularly stressed the emotion generated by this win, secured in the dying moments, including the penalty shootout.

The president felt that this success, added to that of the previous season, marks an unprecedented period for French football.

The head of state also emphasized the role of club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, praising his unwavering commitment and contribution to the club's rise to the top of European football. He also paid tribute to coach Luis Enrique, whom he described as a true maestro, capable of silencing critics and building a competitive team at the highest level.

In an enthusiastic speech, Emmanuel Macron concluded by congratulating the entire club, believing that this new title establishes PSG as one of the great references of European football.

He also slipped in a reference to French football in general, expressing hope for more success to come for Les Bleus and the country's clubs.

True to his reputation as a football enthusiast, the president also gave a nod to Olympique de Marseille, recalling the club's historic rivalry with PSG.