Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) face Arsenal tonight in the ultimate Champions League final. Yet one question is stirring observers: who will actually make up the Parisian starting XI?

As manager Luis Enrique finalizes his team, several names are up in the air. Midfielder Vitinha, usually a starter, could be sidelined in favor of a more defensive profile. This option would strengthen the midfield against a London side renowned for its tactical discipline. Full-back Nuno Mendes, in fine form, is expected to start, but his counterpart on the other flank, Achraf Hakimi, is also under debate due to a recent suspension. In defense, the central pairing could spring a surprise. Captain Marquinhos is uncertain after a physically tough week, and his usual partner, Presnel Kimpembe, may be preferred—though the latter is also still recovering. This defensive instability has some speculating about a three-at-the-back system, a setup rarely used by PSG this season. Up front, there are more certainties. Kylian Mbappé, despite a somewhat uneven season, remains an undisputed starter. Behind him, Vitinha or Warren Zaïre-Emery could slot into the midfield role, depending on Luis Enrique’s tactical choices. However, the presence of Dembélé—often decisive—could shift the balance. The French international has shown signs of fatigue, but his experience could prove crucial late in the game. Amid this uncertainty, Parisian supporters hope the manager makes his decisions swiftly. The club is banking on a victory to cap a season of ups and downs. One thing is certain: the Parisian XI could spring surprises, much like the careers of certain sporting legends who left their mark with boldness. To follow lineup updates, fans can check the latest information on the official UEFA website. One thing is clear: tonight’s final promises to be a spectacle where every detail matters—far beyond tactical choices.