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🚨Luis Enrique joins European football's most exclusive club! 🏆
With PSG's UEFA Champions League triumph in Budapest, Luis Enrique has now won three Champions League titles, placing him alongside some of the greatest managers in football history.
Most Champions League titles as a manager:
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 — Carlo Ancelotti
🏆🏆🏆 — Luis Enrique
🏆🏆🏆 — Zinedine Zidane
🏆🏆🏆 — Pep Guardiola
🏆🏆🏆 — Bob Paisley
Luis Enrique's Champions League victories:
🏆 2015 — Barcelona (Berlin)
🏆 2025 — PSG (Munich)
🏆 2026 — PSG (Budapest)
From completing a historic treble with Barcelona to leading PSG to multiple European crowns, Luis Enrique has firmly cemented his place among football's managerial legends. 🌟👏
Three UCL trophies. Two clubs. One elite legacy.

41-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo joins Portugal's World Cup training camp, and the team's preparations are nearing completion.

🇳🇴 Norway kick off their World Cup preparations in style with a dominant victory over rivals Sweden. 🔥💪

🚨 Chelsea is the only football club worldwide, including London, to have secured all existing trophies in club football.

The PSG front line has made history, matching a legendary record in football with 45 Champions League goals in one season, a remarkable achievement that will be etched in memory for the 2025/26 PSG attack.

🔥 Who are your TOP 3 dribblers in football this season? 👀⚽
No positions. No excuses. Just pure skill, flair, and players who make defenders look lost. 🕺✨
Who has impressed you the most with their close control, creativity, and ability to beat players 1v1? 🤯🔥
Drop your Top 3 below! ⬇️⚽

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🤯 INCREDIBLE STAT!
Matvey Safonov became one of the most unusual UEFA Champions League-winning goalkeepers ever after finishing the final without making a single save in normal time, extra time, or the penalty shootout — and still ending the night with a winners' medal. 🏆😳
⚽ 120 minutes played
🧤 0 saves made
🎯 0 penalties saved
🏆 Champions League winner
PSG's triumph ultimately came down to Arsenal's missed spot-kicks rather than Safonov's shot-stopping, making it one of the most extraordinary goalkeeping records in Champions League final history.
Football never stops producing bizarre statistics. 🤯🍿

Matvey Safonov Came Prepared 😳📋

The PSG goalkeeper was spotted studying detailed notes on Arsenal’s penalty takers before the shootout, and it paid off as PSG edged Arsenal 4-3 on penalties to retain the Champions League title.
Reports and footage from the final showed Safonov using pre-match research to anticipate where Arsenal players might place their spot-kicks.
What makes it even crazier? Safonov didn’t make a single save during the 120 minutes—or even in the shootout itself—but his preparation and mind games helped force crucial Arsenal misses.

Football is won on the pitch, but sometimes it's won in the notebook too. 📖⚽
Matvey Safonov | Arsenal | Paris Saint-Germain