Mbappe fainted from crying? Paris Saint-Germain reached the Champions League final a year after he left! His former follower may win the Golden Globe Award

In the early morning of May 8, the second round of the Champions League semi-final ended. Paris Saint-Germain beat Arsenal 2-1 at home, and eliminated his opponent 3-1 in the total score to advance to the finals, and will compete with Inter Milan for the championship.

In this game, Paris Saint-Germain encountered a crazy attack that was "a battle against the water" after the opening of the game. But the Italian goal god Donaluma repeatedly contacted and resolved the danger. After stabilizing his position, Paris Saint-Germain's forward counterattack ability was once again demonstrated. In the 27th minute, Ruiz scored a world-wide shot and broke the goal guarded by Raya, completely defeating Arsenal's defense.

The change of sides and the fight again. Although Vitinia lost a ridiculous point in the 69th minute, Ashraf still shot the world wave with a shocking kick, helping Paris Saint-Germain secure the victory. It was not until the end of the game that Saka scored a goal to save face.

In this way, Paris Saint-Germain eliminated Arsenal 3-1 with a total score and eliminated three Premier League giants in a row, the team advanced to the Champions League final for the second time in his history. Five years ago in the 2019-20 season, the Paris Saint-Germain team led by Mbappe and Neymar reached the final for the first time, but lost to Bayern 0-1. This time, Paris Saint-Germain will compete with Inter Milan for the championship, which is also an excellent opportunity for the French Ligue 1 overlord to break through the window paper.

Last summer window, Paris's number one star Mbappe refused the club's generous annual salary and chose to join Real Madrid freely. At that time, Mbappe left Paris for the purpose of the Champions League and the Golden Ball. However, Mbappe may be missing in Real Madrid this season. Without Mbappe, Paris reached the Champions League final without being optimistic. Mbappe's former "follower" Dembele is now closer to winning this year's Golden Globe Award than Mbappe, which is indeed a pity.