Ousmane Dembélé has made clear that Paris Saint-Germain will settle for nothing short of a second consecutive UEFA Champions League title, with the French champions preparing to face Arsenal in the final at the Puskas Arena.

Trophy or nothing

Speaking to reporters ahead of the showpiece match, Dembélé painted a picture of a squad united by ambition. "We're enjoying every moment, we're very focused… we have a young squad, incredible staff and incredible players who want to win trophies," he said.

"We're hungry to win every trophy, whether it's the Champions League, the league, or the cup. We're competitors — if we want to be great players, we have to win this kind of trophy several times. We're hungry, and we hope everything goes well tomorrow."

Dembélé brushes aside injury scare

The winger picked up a calf problem earlier in May, but he insisted the prospect of missing the final never crossed his mind. "No I wasn't scared about missing the final, I stopped as soon as I felt the niggle," he explained. "I had 10 to 15 days to get myself in shape."

Ballon d'Or and growing responsibility

Dembélé claimed the Ballon d'Or last year on the back of his starring role in Paris Saint-Germain's run to European glory. A second successive continental triumph could place him in contention once more, though he insists personal honours have not altered his mentality.

"(Winning that) hasn't really changed the way I am or the way I play," he said. "I do know, though, that I've had a lot more responsibility since I arrived at Paris Saint-Germain."

The former Barcelona and Borussia Dortmund forward says his focus remains firmly on collective success. "Right now I'm trying to perform well on the pitch, whether it's in the big matches or the smaller ones. I still have that desire, that hunger to win trophies with this club, with all the staff and this squad, and that's the only thing in my head."