According to RMC, on June 1, local time in Paris, French President Macron met with Paris Saint-Germain, who had just won the Champions League championship and delivered a speech.

Macron said: "Thank you (PSG) for making the dreams of the French people come true. It's finally Paris' turn! 32 years ago, I was a teenager. At that time, I cheered for Marseille in the Champions League final. Today I am proud of you. 32 years have passed, and after Marseille, you have won the Champions League. You have won the victory in a wonderful and exciting way. You are the champions, and we all cheer for you. Paris Saint-Germain It is a united, full of fighting spirit and ambitious team, showing a kind of perseverance and strong willpower. "

Then Macron expressed his respect for Paris coach Enrique, saying: "Dear Luis Enrique, you have given a lot to this victory, injected strength into the team, and created a kind of perseverance."

Macron also said to (Paris Saint-Germain Chairman) Nasser: "For 14 years, you have experienced After going through ups and downs, you have always defended this club and this city, and you have never given up. Some years are not easy for Paris Saint-Germain, but you have always held on. You have injected soul into this jersey. I sincerely hope that when you welcome you again next year, you will get the second star (referring to Paris being able to win the Champions League again). I believe this is possible because you are full of desire. May Paris Saint-Germain achieve new achievements, may our country prosper, and may France always shine. "

Macron also condemned the violence that occurred in France when celebrating the Paris championship (a 17-year-old boy was stabbed to death in Dax and a young man in his twenties died in Paris), saying: "The violent conflicts that have occurred in the past few hours are unacceptable, and there is no reason to justify them. They have caused too many compatriots to lose what should be happy time. We will hold accountable, punish criminals severely, and will never tolerate them."