Well, that's a wrap. The 2024-25 European season came to a overwhelming end on Saturday in Munich, where Paris Saint-Germain finally got their hands on the European Cup by hammering Inter 5-0 in the Champions League final.

It was a great victory for Desire Doue, Luis Enrique and especially PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi, for whom the trophy had become an obsession.

The Europa League final was far less impressive but just as significant for Tottenham, who, like PSG, have long been mocked for their lack of success in the games that matter. In the Conference League, Chelsea inevitably romped to victory, while there were also dominant domestic title triumphs for Liverpool, Bayern Munich and Barcelona.

WINNER: Luis Enrique

Whatever one thinks about the project at Paris Saint-Germain, one thing that we can all agree on is that Luis Enrique is not only a great coach, he's also a decent human being. It was, thus, beautiful to see the PSG fans unveil a huge tifo at the Allianz Arena on Saturday dedicated to the Spaniard's daughter Xana, who tragically passed away at the age of nine six years ago.

It was also nice to hear former Barcelona boss Luis Enrique getting some long overdue credit after becoming just the second coach to win a treble with two different European clubs.

In Italy, though, there was further disappointment for Inter, who conceded a 90th-minute penalty to Lazio on the penultimate matchday to essentially gift the title to Napoli.

So, all things considered, who were the biggest winners and losers of the 2024-25 season? GOAL breaks it all down below.

"Does he deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as Carlo Ancelotti, Jose Mourinho or Pep Guardiola? The answer is yes," ex-Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard said on TNT Sports. "This team he has created and put together over the past year or two can beat you in any given way. The talent across this squad - it is a special group of players and they're getting coached by a special person as well."