Dembélé: We Want to Make History Against Arsenal, and Enrique Helped Me Develop

Ousmane Dembélé, the winger of French club Paris Saint-Germain, affirmed his team's readiness to face English club Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League final, emphasizing that all team players are in a state of high focus and ambition to win the continental title.

Dembélé said during his statements before the match: "Winning the Ballon d'Or didn't change anything, neither in my style nor in my way of playing, I just try to be good on the field."

He added: "I always have the same desire and the same hunger to win with the club and with this staff, that's all I think about. We must win with Paris Saint-Germain, that's the most important."

The French star spoke about Arsenal's strength, saying: "Arsenal is a very good team and deserves to be in the final. They have great players and excel in everything, and we always dream of playing a Champions League final at the end of May."

He continued: "It was a historic night for the club, but since August, everything has returned to square one. We have a young group full of passion, and winning tomorrow could be historic."

Dembélé also pointed out his physical readiness for the final match, saying: "I wasn't afraid of missing the final because I stopped at the right time, the technical staff and the coach managed the season excellently."

He added: "We enjoy all these moments, and we are at the peak of focus. We have great players with a strong desire to win titles, and if we want to become top players, we have to win these championships more than once."

Dembélé praised his coach Luis Enrique, saying: "He is one of the best coaches I've worked with during my career, he helped me a lot to develop."

He continued: "We didn't get many breaks, but the coach and the technical staff handled it excellently, which is why I feel 100% ready for this final."

He concluded his statements by saying: "It was a very special season, we played a large number of matches, and we always tried to be in the best physical readiness. The coach gave us some breaks to step away a bit from football and regain focus."