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Nachrichten.fr · May 30, 2026

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia: The Georgian Star of Paris Saint-Germain Ahead of the Champions League Final

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Budapest – 30.05.2026: Under the bright sun of the Puskás Aréna, the players of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are preparing for the highly anticipated Champions League final against Arsenal. Among them, the 25-year-old Georgian player Khvicha Kvaratskhelia stands out, having established himself this season as an indispensable member of the team.

Since his transfer in winter 2025, Kvaratskhelia has profoundly influenced PSG’s attack. In the current Champions League season, he has scored ten goals and provided six assists, making him the tournament’s top-performing player. His impressive performances significantly contributed to the qualification for the final, especially during the knockout stages against well-known opponents such as Chelsea, Liverpool, and Bayern Munich.

Coach Luis Enrique praised Kvaratskhelia’s versatility and work ethic. “He is not only a creative mind in attack, but he also performs remarkable defensive work,” Enrique said. “His ability to read the game and get involved at decisive moments makes him a valuable player for us.”

Kvaratskhelia himself emphasized the importance of team spirit. “We have worked hard as a team to get here,” he explained. “Every player has contributed, and I am proud to be part of this team.”

Ahead of the imminent final against Arsenal, the first major European encounter between French and English teams, Kvaratskhelia expresses his confidence. “Arsenal is a strong opponent, but we have the confidence and quality to defend our title,” he said. “We will give everything to bring the cup back to Paris.”

PSG and Arsenal supporters have already announced their arrival in Budapest and are preparing for an exciting final. Both fan groups plan to cheer on their teams with chants and choreographies, promising an electrifying atmosphere in the stadium.

This year’s edition of the Champions League final highlights PSG’s growing importance on the European stage. Since the takeover by the Qatari owner in 2011, the club has heavily invested in football and transfers to maintain a dominant position on the continent. Kvaratskhelia is now one of the emblematic figures of this strategy and demonstrates the team’s potential.

For Kvaratskhelia, this is an opportunity to win his second consecutive title after winning the Champions League last year. Success in today’s final would not only extend his personal history of success but also confirm PSG’s ambitions to establish themselves as a dominant force in European football.

The match between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal will start at 6:00 PM CET and promises to write a memorable chapter in the history of the Champions League.

Sources

  • AS.com
  • UEFA
  • AP News