Henrikh Mkhitaryan can etch his name in the history books of European football after the Champions League final on Saturday.
Inter Milan is confronted with PSG in the showpiece event in the Allianz Arena, of whom the last one tries to live the title for the first time. In the meantime, inter bid to win their fourth in club history.
MKHITARYAN has played an important role in leading the Italian giants to the final, after he created the second best chances of an inter-player during the tournament.
Not to mention, the 36-year-old started with seven of the last eight Champions League matches of his party and is reliably operated on the five-man midfield of Simone Inzaghi's 3-5-2 setup.
Wind the clock about six years ago and it was all downfall and gloom for MKHitaryan; He looked from home while his former club Arsenal suffered a 4-1 humiliation against Chelsea in the Europa League final of 2019.
But the Armenian Maestro has enjoyed his football for decade and has revived his career in Italy.
Tonight in Munich, Germany, he has the chance to complete the Trifecta of European titles.
After having won both the Europa League and the Europa Conference League under Jose Mourinho – in 2017 with Manchester United and 2022 with Roma – Mkhitaryan only has to lift one of the three continental trophies.
And for tonight's final, the midfielder emphasized the importance of experience – but not just his.
Former man United -stars Matteo Darmian and Romelu Lukaku are also veterans of the game and have the chance to stamp their experience against a young PSG side.
Mkhitaryan said prior to the affair: 'I hope the experience in the final will count. I am not alone, I have many experienced teammates. '
Inter booked their place in the final for the second time in three years after a sensational 7-6 victory against Barcelona in the semi-final.
Meanwhile, PSG sent in the last four of Arsenal to earn their first trip to the Champions League final since their heartache against Bayern Munich in 2020.