BREAKING: UEFA Launches Doping Investigation into PSG Stars Following Champions League Final

In a shocking turn of events, UEFA has initiated a formal investigation into three Paris Saint-Germain players—Désiré Doué, Achraf Hakimi, and Vitinha—after anomalies were detected in post-match anti-doping tests conducted shortly after PSG’s emphatic 5–0 victory over Inter Milan in the Champions League final on May 31, 2025.

According to multiple sources, the trio was subjected to urgent, in-depth testing due to irregularities in preliminary results. The substance in question is reportedly a rare masking agent, not yet officially identified, but described by a European medical official as “very rare” and “difficult to trace.”

The situation escalated when PSG President Nasser Al-Khelaifi abruptly canceled the post-final awards ceremony, which was scheduled to take place at a Parisian palace. An internal source revealed, “He was pale. He left the room without a word, surrounded by three members of security.”

Adding fuel to the fire, Inter Milan’s Marcus Thuram made a cryptic statement: “I knew for a while that there was something strange. There are performances that cannot be explained only by talent.” His comment has ignited a firestorm on social media, dividing fans between those alleging an anti-PSG conspiracy and others demanding full transparency.

UEFA wasted no time in responding. A comprehensive disciplinary investigation was launched this morning, with initial findings expected by June 14. Should any of the players test positive, UEFA could take the unprecedented step of invalidating PSG’s 2024/25 Champions League title.

An anonymous club lawyer admitted, “PSG is playing for its reputation in this matter. Even if they are cleared, suspicion will linger.”

Inside the PSG camp, tensions are reportedly high. Several senior players have requested individual meetings with management to “clarify their position,” and one foreign player has allegedly threatened to leave the club if the scandal is confirmed.

Leaked footage shows Vitinha leaving the training center visibly distressed, refusing to speak to journalists. Meanwhile, Hakimi posted an enigmatic story featuring a scale and an hourglass, suggesting that “the truth will soon come to light.”

This developing story has captured global attention, with sponsors, media, and former players closely monitoring the situation. What was meant to be a historic season for PSG could now be overshadowed by an unprecedented scandal.