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Eiffel Tower set to sparkle for PSG's big European night
Eiffel Tower set to sparkle for PSG's big European night

CNA

time3 days ago

  • Politics
  • CNA

Eiffel Tower set to sparkle for PSG's big European night

MUNICH, Germany : The city of Paris will show its support for Paris St Germain during their date with destiny in Saturday's Champions League final by lighting up the city's iconic landmark, the Eiffel Tower, which is also set to sparkle should the team score. The Eiffel Tower will turn to red and blue one hour before kickoff, and the fans in the capital will hope to see it sparkle as often as possible. "Saturday, everyone behind PSG. After the title in the France championship and the Coupe de France, all of Paris is with the players to win the Champions League," city mayor Anne Hidalgo said in a statement. "Paris has a date with the history of football. You make us dream! We are counting on you to make Paris shine." While the final takes place in Munich, a large security operation will be in force in the French capital, with 5,400 police officers deployed in the city in an effort to avoid disturbances. PSG are aiming to win their first Champions League trophy, having reached the final in 2020 only to lose to Bayern Munich. They would become the second French club to win the competition, after Olympique de Marseille's success in 1993. Marseille triumphed in the first year the competition was rebranded from the European Cup to the Champions League, and their win came in Munich, and against another side from Milan, Inter's neighbours AC Milan.

Eiffel Tower set to sparkle for PSG's big European night
Eiffel Tower set to sparkle for PSG's big European night

Reuters

time3 days ago

  • Politics
  • Reuters

Eiffel Tower set to sparkle for PSG's big European night

MUNICH, Germany, May 30 (Reuters) - The city of Paris will show its support for Paris St Germain during their date with destiny in Saturday's Champions League final by lighting up the city's iconic landmark, the Eiffel Tower, which is also set to sparkle should the team score. The Eiffel Tower will turn to red and blue one hour before kickoff, and the fans in the capital will hope to see it sparkle as often as possible. "Saturday, everyone behind PSG. After the title in the France championship and the Coupe de France, all of Paris is with the players to win the Champions League," city mayor Anne Hidalgo said in a statement. "Paris has a date with the history of football. You make us dream! We are counting on you to make Paris shine." While the final takes place in Munich, a large security operation will be in force in the French capital, with 5,400 police officers deployed in the city in an effort to avoid disturbances. PSG are aiming to win their first Champions League trophy, having reached the final in 2020 only to lose to Bayern Munich. They would become the second French club to win the competition, after Olympique de Marseille's success in 1993. Marseille triumphed in the first year the competition was rebranded from the European Cup to the Champions League, and their win came in Munich, and against another side from Milan, Inter's neighbours AC Milan.

Report – Only €3M Separates Olympique Marseille & Inter Milan In Luis Henrique Talks
Report – Only €3M Separates Olympique Marseille & Inter Milan In Luis Henrique Talks

Yahoo

time21-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Report – Only €3M Separates Olympique Marseille & Inter Milan In Luis Henrique Talks

Inter Milan are reportedly on the cusp of signing sought-after Olympique Marseille winger Luis Henrique. Per Gazzetta dello Sport via FCInterNews, the Italians have bridged the gap between their offer and the French club's asking price. Advertisement Indeed, only €3 million stands between the two sides, with negotiations ongoing to reach a final agreement. Meanwhile, Luis Henrique has already agreed to continue his career at San Siro, handing Inter a crucial boost. However, the Nerazzurri will unlikely accelerate talks before the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain. Inter Milan Set to Sign Olympique Marseille Winger Luis Henrique RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – DECEMBER 3: Luis Henrique of Botafogo reacts after missing a goal during the match between Botafogo and Cruzeiro as part of Brasileirao 2023 at Estadio Olimpico Nilton Santos on December 3, 2023 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Photo by) Simone Inzaghi is keen to keep his side sharp and focused ahead of the Munich showpiece. Therefore, Inter will aim to avoid all off-field distractions before the most significant game in the club's recent history. Advertisement Yet, as soon as they return from Germany, they will likely step up their effort to close the deal with Marseille. Inzaghi wants to have Henrique at his disposal for the upcoming FIFA Club World Cup. The Brazilian should be an alternative to Denzel Dumfries on the right wing in the Italian tactician's trademark 3-5-2 set-up.

Rennes appoint Loïc Désiré as Sporting Director
Rennes appoint Loïc Désiré as Sporting Director

Yahoo

time18-05-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Rennes appoint Loïc Désiré as Sporting Director

Rennes have announced the appointment of Loïc Désiré as Sporting Director. Les Rouge et Noir parted ways with Frederic Massara this Friday and have moved quickly to secure his replacement. Désiré was Strasbourg's head of recruitment since 2014. The 49-year-old Breton previously worked as a scout for AFC Ajax. According to Rennes' statement, Désiré will oversee the club's sporting policy, and his responsibilities are set to range from the Academy to the professional squad. Le SRFC est heureux d'annoncer la nomination de Loïc Désiré en tant que Directeur sportif. ✍️Le Castelroussin arrive de Strasbourg où il était Responsable du recrutement depuis 2014. Ancien Vannetais, Loïc retrouve une région qu'il connaît très bien. Degemer Mat Loïc ! 🔴⚫️ — Stade Rennais F.C. (@staderennais) May 18, 2025 Rennes' new Sporting Director will be tasked to trim down Habib Beye's squad, considering none of the signings overseen by Massara have met expectations. Kyogo Furuhashi, Mikayil Faye, Carlos Andrés Gomez are all set to be transfer-listed. Rennes have finished a disappointing season in 12th place with a 4-2 away defeat to Olympique de Marseille. For the second season in a row, Rennes won't play in European competition. GFFN | Bastien Cheval

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