Paris Saint-Germain delivered a masterclass in Munich as they demolished Inter Milan 5-0 to claim their first-ever UEFA Champions League title, with 19-year-old Desire Doue stealing the spotlight.

Luis Enrique’s men took early control at the Allianz Arena but needed a moment of brilliance to break through Inter’s disciplined shape.

That came in the 12th minute when Doue latched onto a Vitinha through ball and squared unselfishly for Achraf Hakimi to tap home.

The teenager doubled PSG’s lead eight minutes later, his strike deflecting off Federico Dimarco and into the net after a slick counter led by Ousmane Dembélé.

By halftime, PSG were rampant, with Doue narrowly missing an assist for Dembélé at the far post.

The Ligue 1 champions resumed their dominance after the break, and in the 65th minute, Doue capped off a sensational performance with a cool finish to make it 3-0, becoming the first player to be directly involved in three or more goals in a Champions League final.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who had missed two earlier chances, added the fourth after racing onto a pass from Dembélé and firing home.

Substitute Senny Mayulu, also 19, completed the rout three minutes after coming on, blasting in off the post.

It was a ruthless performance that underlined PSG’s transformation under Luis Enrique and finally validated the club’s massive Qatari investment since 2011.