Le Parisien reported that the Paris Metro Station was renamed to support the team.

Only a few hours left before the Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan, the atmosphere in Paris gradually warmed up, and even the name of the subway station joined the carnival. At Santa Cruman Station leading to the Princes Stadium, Paris Volkswagen Transportation Company changed the station name and the original "Santa Cruman" was replaced with "This is Paris" in order to support this Paris team that is expected to win the Champions League for the first time. Of course, the original site name is still marked below in a small font size.

Transportation Company also made temporary adjustments to the Oteimen Station on Line 10, renamed it to the "Otei Stand", paying tribute to the home stands organized by the loyal fans of Paris.

For Paris Saint-Germain fans who failed to travel to Munich, the surrounding area of ​​the Princes Park Stadium will be the focus of this historical battle. The stadium will broadcast the finals to 48,000 viewers through four giant screens, and arrange multiple pre-match concerts to cheer them up. Audiences will enjoy performances by singers such as Franglish, Gazo, Nono La Grinta and Siaka.