In what many football pundits and fans are calling one of the most unpredictable UEFA Champions League campaigns in recent history, French giants Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) stunned the world with a dominant 5-0 victory over three-time champions Inter Milan in the final held in Munich. But long before the glory, one name stood out for having seen it coming — Ghanaian football analyst and Sompa TV/FM presenter, Philip Kobina Inkumsah.

While most experts and fans turned their eyes toward Premier League powerhouses and traditional European heavyweights, Inkumsah boldly predicted from as early as the Round of 16 that PSG were destined for greatness this season. His confident call came shortly after the Parisians eliminated former champions Liverpool, a feat that turned heads but still didn’t make PSG the favorites in the eyes of many.

Speaking from Sompa 93.1 FM in Kumasi, under the Terraone Media brand, Inkumsah urged football lovers to watch out for Luis Enrique’s men, insisting that the team had the depth, strategy, and mental fortitude to go all the way — despite a rocky start.

And indeed, PSG’s route to the final was anything but smooth. They lost 0-2 to Arsenal in the group stages and suffered further defeats to Atlético Madrid and Aston Villa. Yet, through adversity came resilience. Enrique’s squad bounced back with tactical discipline, explosive counterattacks, and a growing chemistry that hit its peak on the grandest stage in European football.

Their crowning moment came with a sensational 5-0 demolition of Inter Milan in the final — a result few could have foreseen. But for Philip Kobina Inkumsah, it was the fulfillment of a vision nurtured through sharp analysis, deep understanding of the game, and belief in PSG’s long-term project under Enrique.

“Many wrote them off early,” Inkumsah stated in a recent broadcast, “but football isn’t just about form — it’s about timing, momentum, and identity. PSG found theirs when it mattered most.”

Now celebrated not just for their football, but for defying the odds, PSG’s triumph will be remembered as a testament to perseverance — and a moment of vindication for one of Ghana’s brightest sports analysts.

With this bold and accurate call, Philip Kobina Inkumsah has etched his name into the lore of football commentary in Ghana, earning the respect of football enthusiasts across the continent.

Below is a video of Philip Kobina Inkumsah’s predictions;