Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) celebrated their second consecutive Champions League title with a grand parade in Paris, attended by tens of thousands of fans. The team returned from Budapest after defeating Arsenal 4-3 in a penalty shoot-out. However, the celebrations were marred by significant unrest, with clashes between youths and police leading to 780 arrests and 57 police injuries, including eight in critical condition. French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the violence, labeling it 'unspeakable,' while also expressing pride in PSG. Local officials, including Paris Mayor Emmanuel Gregoire, attempted to minimize the incidents, suggesting they were typical of large celebrations. The chaos prompted calls for a ban on future gatherings in the Champs-Elysees area. Despite the turmoil, PSG players, including captain Marquinhos and striker Ousmane Dembele, received a warm welcome from fans, who chanted in support of the team. PSG's president urged for calm during the celebrations to ensure the safety of the city.