It was only a matter of time before Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League. What few expected was that this season would be their best. The year the French club lost its star player, Kylian Mbappé, considered by many to be the best striker in football. But it turns out the best of all was not on the pitch, but on the bench. The club's multimillion-dollar investment was bound to bear fruit sooner or later, although PSG's success would be incomprehensible without Luis Enrique Martínez, the coach who has brought order to the locker room and tactics to the pitch. They hired him to win the Champions League, and he completed his work with a display in the Munich final. Inter Milan had no chance. And the result, oddly enough, fell short.