The Champions League final match was released: Inter Milan vs. Paris Saint-Germain! The total value is 1.6 billion euros, and the wonder of the past 21 years was born

In the early morning of May 8, all the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals ended. The Champions League final match this season has also been released, with Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan eliminating Arsenal and Barcelona respectively to meet in the final. The two teams will start their final battle at the Allianz Stadium in Munich at 3 am on June 1.

Paris Saint-Germain "double-killing" Arsenal 1-0 and 2-1 in the two leg of the semi-finals, and advanced to the finals with a total score of 3-1. This is the second time that Paris Saint-Germain has advanced to the finals after five years, and they have never won the Champions League title.

, and Inter Milan showed that they tied Barcelona 3-3 away, and then returned to home court and fought overtime. After a fierce battle, they defeated Barcelona in 109 minutes, and eliminated their opponents 7-6 to advance to the final. This is Inter Milan's UEFA Champions League final after two years. It has entered the Champions League final for the 7th time in team history. Inter Milan has won the Champions League three times in history. The last time Inter Milan won the Cup is dated back to the 2009-10 season. The average age of the two sides will also be a major highlight of this matchup. As for Inter Milan, the average age of the whole team is 29.5 years old, making it the oldest among the 36 teams in the Champions League this season.

The average age in Paris is 23.8 years old, second only to Red Bull Salzburg, and is the second youngest team among the 36 teams. Paris Saint-Germain is worth 923.5 million euros. Inter Milan has 663.8 million euros. This also means that the Champions League final is worth nearly 1.6 billion euros.

With Bayern, Barcelona and Arsenal eliminated, the Premier League and La Liga teams all bid farewell to the Champions League this season. This is the first time since Porto vs. Monaco in nearly 21 years that there have been no clubs in La Liga, Bundesliga and Premier League in the Champions League final.