Kvicha Kvaratskhelia’s goal in Paris Saint-Germain’s record-breaking 5-0 win over Inter Milan in the Champions League final was one that helped ensure he made history on multiple fronts.
PSG decimated Inter in a remarkable performance at the Allianz Arena, a brace from Desire Doue after Achraf Hakimi’s opener putting a one-sided showpiece beyond doubt.
Kvaratskhelia added gloss to the scoreline when the raced onto Ousmane Dembele’s pass to fire in a fourth, which saw him become the first Georgian to find the net in a Champions League final.
His goal was followed by a fifth from Senny Mayulu, the teenager’s strike making sure PSG became the first side to win a European Cup or Champions League final by a five-goal margin.
But victory in the final saw Kvaratskhelia achieve another remarkable feat, as the former Napoli player ended the season with four trophies.
Kvaratskhelia joined PSG in January, having scored five league goals in 17 Serie A appearances for Napoli.
With Napoli going on to win the Scudetto, Kvaratskhelia made enough appearances to receive a medal, adding that to the Ligue 1 and Coupe de France titles he also won with PSG.
The demolition of Inter made it a unique quadruple for Kvaratskhelia, who could yet win a fifth trophy of 2025, with PSG set to compete in the Club World Cup next month.
