As the football world turns its eyes to Munich for the highly anticipated UEFA Champions League Final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan, Nigerian international Moses Simon has openly declared his support for Ligue 1 champions PSG.

The Super Eagles winger, who plies his trade in France with FC Nantes, believes a PSG victory would transcend club glory — it would be a triumph for the entire French football system.

“Of course, being in the final is not new for them; it is their plan. I hope they would win it. This will not be just for them; it would be for France as well,” Simon told Flashscore.

He went on to express confidence in PSG’s firepower:

“PSG have all it takes to beat Inter Milan. I have played against them; they have quality players.”

🏆 France's Long-Awaited Dream

Despite years of heavy investments and assembling star-studded squads, PSG have yet to lift the UCL trophy. With Luis Enrique now at the helm, many fans — and evidently fellow professionals — believe this could be the year the Parisian giants finally cross the line.

For Inter Milan, the story is different. With three Champions League titles under their belt, the Italian giants bring experience and pedigree. But football is not only about history — it's also about the present, and PSG’s squad is stacked with firepower and flair, from Kylian Mbappé to Ousmane Dembélé.

🗣️ Opinion: More Than a Game — A Symbol of Ligue 1’s Growth

Moses Simon’s support highlights something more profound — a sense of unity among Ligue 1 players, even beyond club rivalries. His words reflect a growing pride in French football, which has often been underrated in European conversations despite producing top global talents.

A PSG win tonight would not only silence doubters — it would also raise the stock of Ligue 1 across global football conversations and inspire younger talents coming out of African nations like Nigeria who dream of stardom in Europe.

🇫🇷 Tonight, It's Not Just PSG vs Inter — It’s France vs Legacy

Can PSG finally break the curse and bring home Europe’s most coveted prize? Or will Inter Milan remind the world that tradition still trumps ambition?

Whatever the outcome, Moses Simon — and millions of fans — will be watching, cheering, and hoping.

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