By Abigail David

Ousmane Dembele says Paris Saint-Germain remain determined to win more European titles ahead of Saturday’s UEFA Champions League Final clash with Arsenal.

Speaking at the Puskás Aréna, Dembele said the French champions were focused and motivated to defend the title they won for the first time last season.

According to the forward, PSG’s young squad and coaching staff remain eager to compete for major trophies, including the Champions League, league title and domestic cup competitions.

Dembele said winning major honours consistently is necessary for players who want to be regarded among the best in the game.

The former Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund winger also dismissed fears over a calf injury he suffered earlier in May, insisting he was never worried about missing the final.

He explained that he stopped playing immediately after feeling discomfort and used the recovery period to regain fitness ahead of the decisive match.

Dembele added that although discussions around individual awards continue following his performances for PSG, his primary focus remains helping the club win trophies.

He said the added responsibility since joining PSG has not changed his mentality, stressing that his main ambition is to continue delivering strong performances in both major and smaller matches.

Chelsea are reportedly prepared to sanction their first summer transfer under new manager Xabi Alonso, with goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen set to be allowed to leave Stamford Bridge.

According to BBC Sport, Chelsea are now open to selling the 24-year-old after he expressed a desire to move on in search of regular playing time.

Jorgensen joined Chelsea from Villarreal two seasons ago.

He was originally expected to compete for the number one role with Robert Sanchez but has managed just 11 Premier League appearances across two campaigns.

Although Chelsea blocked a potential exit in the January transfer window, the club are now willing to consider offers, with interest expected from both English and European sides.

Bayern Munich striker Harry Kane has described Paris Saint-Germain as a “difficult” opponent ahead of their UEFA Champions League final against Arsenal.

Arsenal go into the final seeking their first-ever Champions League title, following a successful season that saw them end a 22-year wait for the Premier League crown under manager Mikel Arteta.

PSG, meanwhile, are the reigning European champions and will be aiming to defend the trophy they won last season.

“PSG are obviously reigning champions so of course they’re a difficult team to beat but I think Arsenal have shown this year that they can be one of the best teams in Europe, for sure,” Kane told Sky Sports.

“It will be an interesting final, we’ll have to see what happens.”