Paris won the Champions League for the first time with Inter Milan 5-0! Four championships are in hand to win the six championships. Can gold and dollar football create new history?

Paris Saint-Germain sent off Inter Milan with a 5-0 massacre at the Princes Stadium. When Mbappe's push shot through Onana's ten fingers in the 83rd minute, the whole of France was in a boiling state. This team's first Champions League trophy in history came too late - since the Qatar consortium took over in 2011, the team has caused a storm in the transfer market every summer. From Ibrahimovic to Neymar, from Mbappe to Messi, countless stars have gathered here, but have always failed in the Champions League. Now that I finally broke the window paper, it is not so much a reward for fate as a crushing force: after the first leg was established 3-0 away, the massacre in the second leg was more like a coronation ceremony. The moment when Marginhos put on the captain's armband and held up the Big Ear Cup, many people remembered the nights that were reversed in the past decade, from Barcelona's 6-1 to Manchester United's 3-1. The moment of excitement was as if it was the most ruthless response to all doubts.

, with four crowns in hand, how far is the dream of "Six crowns"?

Not halfway through 2025, Paris's honor room has been filled with four trophys: Ligue 1 defends its title three rounds ahead of schedule, reverses Lyon in overtime in the French Cup final, and reaching the top of the Champions League is even more of a priority. However, the most interesting thing is the "2025 French Super Cup" - according to the notes, this is actually the 2024 event, because the adjustment of the competition system has been postponed to the beginning of the following year for two consecutive years. This sense of time dislocation is similar to Paris's current situation: it enjoys the glory of the present, but also carries the "old accounts" of history. In the next schedule, the European Super Cup will face the Champions League runner-up Inter Milan or the UEFA Champions League champion Sevilla, which is not theoretically difficult; but the restructured Club World Cup is the real test - the participating teams have expanded from 7 to 32, with strong enemies such as the Libertadores Cup and the African Champions League champion. Think about the 2019 Real Madrid Club World Cup final by Riyadh Crescent, and you will know how difficult it is for Paris to copy Barcelona and Bayern's miracle. The legend of the six-champion champion: The mountains of the predecessors and the look of future generations

The only two "six-champion champions" in the history of football are engraved with a distinct imprint of the times. Barcelona in 2009 was the pinnacle of the "Dream Three Dynasty". Guardiola's pass-controlled football swept Europe, and Messi's annual miracle of 91 goals has not been surpassed yet; Bayern in 2020 is a special product of the "epidemic season". The single-game winning system allowed the Bundesliga giants to complete the sweep with a record of 11 wins. Lewandowski's name "World One Front" was famous since then. Now Paris is trying to become the third "Six-Crown" team, but it faces a completely different environment: the controversy over gold and dollar football has never stopped, Mbappe's contract renewal may tear the locker room at any time, and whether Zidane's coaching position is stable will become subtle with the arrival of the championship. Compared to Barcelona and Bayern's purity, Paris's "Six-Crown" path is more like an experiment of expansion of a business empire - success is a perfect combination of capital and football; failure may become another footnote to gold and yuan football.

The hidden worries behind the glory and the essence of football

When Paris fans are immersed in the joy of the four-time champion, another voice never disappears: is the success of this team a victory in football or a victory in capital? From Neymar's transfer fee of 222 million euros to Mbappe's "children's dream" renewal, every step in Paris is accompanied by the controversy of "checkbook football". Nowadays, only two trophies are missing from the "Six Crown King", but compared to the number of trophies, it is more worth thinking about: when a team can use money to pile up top players in almost all positions, is the competitiveness and chance of football itself being eliminated? Barcelona's six-championship originates from La Macia's youth training foundation, Bayern's six-championship relies on the hematopoietic mechanism of the Bundesliga. Can Paris's background really support the weight of the "six-championship"? Perhaps just like the restructured Club World Cup, the football world is undergoing a drastic change, and Paris is just the most eye-catching test piece of this change - whether successful or not, their stories will become an unavoidable topic in football in the next ten years.