Champions, Luis Enrique's unexpected gesture towards Inter players during the awards ceremony

PSG won the Champions League by beating Inter in the final, but it wasn't just the result that made headlines. During the award ceremony, Luis Enrique made a gesture of great courtesy towards his opponents, attracting attention for his fair play.

Luis Enrique: The Champions League with PSG and that gesture for Xana

After a 5-0 defeat in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain, Inter ended a difficult season, suffering one of the biggest setbacks in the club's history.

For Luis Enrique, PSG coach, the triumph had a deep and personal meaning. During the awards ceremony, he wore a T-shirt with a drawing in memory of his daughter Xana , who passed away in 2019 due to bone cancer. This gesture moved many, recalling a moment in 2015, when, after winning the Champions League with Barcelona, ​​Xana entered the field with him to plant the Catalan flag. Luis Enrique kept the promise he made before the final: " I want to plant the PSG flag with Xana ." For him, Xana continues to be a living and constant presence in his life.

A gesture of rare elegance marked the end of a glorious evening for Paris Saint-Germain. At the end of the crushing 5-0 victory over Inter in the Champions League final, the Asturian coach Luis Enrique stood out for his behavior that was striking for its sobriety and respect.

While his team exploded with joy on the awards stage, he stepped back slightly from the group to give a sincere round of applause to the Nerazzurri players , visibly shaken by the defeat. A silent but eloquent recognition, which once again confirmed the human profile of the coach, in addition to the professional one.

In the press conference, the coach then dedicated words of great esteem to Inter, publicly underlining the exemplary behavior of the opposing team. He praised the staff, the players and the entire Nerazzurri environment for their attitude during the ceremony, underlining how they waited with composure for the PSG award, remaining present even during the celebrations. According to him, a behavior that represents an educational example, especially for the youngest.