Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal have advanced to contest the UEFA Champions League final on May 30 at Puskás Aréna in Budapest, leaving only these two sides with realistic title prospects. PSG’s position as defending champions stems from their dominant semi-final aggregate victory over Bayern Munich and consistent knockout-stage form that has seen them concede few goals while relying on attackers such as Kvaratskhelia and Dembélé. Arsenal reached the final unbeaten through the competition, securing a narrow aggregate win against Atlético Madrid and maintaining an elite defensive record with multiple clean sheets. A significant recent setback for Arsenal is the season-ending knee injury to defender Ben White, which has slightly shifted trader consensus toward the French side while still recognizing Arsenal’s strong overall squad depth and historical resilience in high-stakes matches. Club Brugge’s minimal implied probability reflects their earlier elimination from the tournament.