The bustling city of Munich is in the spotlight as it hosts the highly anticipated Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) and Inter Milan. Traffic has surged, prompting the police to advise fans to opt for public transportation. To accommodate the influx of visitors, the city has increased the number of subway and regional train services.
The Allianz Arena will be the battleground for PSG and Inter Milan, with PSG aiming for their first-ever Champions League title. The event has attracted tens of thousands of fans, with three expansive fan zones established for those without tickets to join the celebrations.
Security is a priority, with 2,000 police officers deployed to ensure safety amid a heightened risk due to global tensions. Despite the security measures, the atmosphere remains festive as French and Italian supporters celebrate peacefully across Munich.
PSG's manager Luis Enrique is hopeful for a historic win, while Inter Milan, led by captain Lautaro Martinez, seeks to capitalize on their past successes. This final not only promises thrilling football but also brings significant economic benefits to Munich, with an expected tourist-driven revenue boost.
