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This afternoon, the referee who will officiate the Champions League final between PSG and Inter on May 31 in Munich was officially appointed. Although Marciniak was still considered one of the favorites, UEFA has decided that it will be the Romanian Istvan Kovacs who will referee the decisive match between Luis Enrique’s and Simone Inzaghi’s teams.
Kovacs will be assisted on the pitch by assistants Marica and Tunyogi, both Romanians, while João Pinheiro will be the fourth official for the match, with Bruno Jesus as the potential reserve. Dutchman Higler has been appointed to the VAR, with Popa as the assistant and Van Boekel as VAR support.
Kovacs has officiated Inter on three occasions: a draw with Shakhtar in 2021, a win against Atletico in last year’s round of 16 first leg, and most recently against Arsenal in this year’s edition. Against the Gunners, Inter also secured a victory thanks to Hakan Calhanoglu’s decisive penalty goal.
There have been five previous occasions with PSG, resulting in three wins and two losses for the French side. The most recent was a penalty shootout victory against Liverpool on March 11.
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