Paris Saint-Germain winger Ousmane Dembl has outlined his ambitious collective and personal objectives ahead of a defining summer on both the European and international stages. The French star made it clear that his appetite for success remains far from satisfied, as he targets a second Champions League title, World Cup glory with France again, and potentially another Ballon d'Or triumph. Ambitious goals for club and country In an interview with RMCs Rothen senflamme, the PSG talisman opened up about his desire to continue winning the game's biggest prizes. Having already reached the pinnacle of football, Dembele is now eyeing a historic "triple-double" in 2026: a second Champions League trophy, a second World Cup with France, and a second Ballon d'Or. The 2025 Ballon d'Or winner made it clear that while team success comes first, his personal drive remains high. "When you win once, you want to win several times, but I already put the collective first, obviously," Dembele explained. "The most important thing is to be able to win the Champions League. And I also have an objective that has been in my head for a very long time with the French team: to have a great World Cup. And after that we will see." Leading by example under Luis Enrique Dembeles resurgence in the French capital has been heavily influenced by PSG boss Luis Enrique. The winger has evolved into a more complete player, contributing 19 goals and 11 assists across all competitions this term, while embracing the defensive responsibilities demanded by the Spanish coach. He credits this development to a clear understanding of his role within the squad. "I try, on every ball and every match, to give the best of myself, to try to improve every ball I have, to set an example." Dembele noted. "These last two years, it has worked for me. The coach talked to me and told me that I had an important role for the team: to set an example, whether to the older or the younger players. And I want to continue to be efficient in small or big matches." A long-term future in Paris Despite constant rumours regarding the career paths of elite stars at the Parc des Princes, Dembele has taken a firm stance on his commitment to the Ligue 1 champions. Amidst his pursuit of further individual glory, he feels perfectly at home in the project being built in Paris and has no intention of seeking a move elsewhere in the immediate future. The Frenchman remains under contract until 2028 and appears settled within the club's hierarchy and dressing room. Addressing the speculation surrounding his next steps, he confirmed, "I will be 100% present next season" while expressing his happiness with the staff, the president, and his teammates. The hunt for more silverware Dembl possesses an insatiable appetite for the feeling of lifting trophies, a trait that has seen him become one of the most feared attackers in European football over the past two seasons. For the former Barcelona man, the statistics are merely a by-product of his competitive nature. "I am hungry to score goals, to give assists and to win trophies," the winger concluded during his interview. PSG will be aiming to secure back-to-back Champions League titles when they face Arsenal in the final at Pusks Arna on May 30.

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I owe him my life Barcelona midfielder makes heartfelt Hansi Flick confessionAfter spending much of the season fighting his way back from a devastating injury setback, Marc Bernal is now daring to dream again.The young Barcelona midfielder has enjoyed a strong end to the campaign and could yet receive the biggest reward of his career in the coming days.With the Spanish national team preparing to announce its final squad for the upcoming World Cup, Bernal remains in contention.The teenager is part of the extended shortlist prepared by Spain manager Luis de la Fuente, and despite fierce competition, the midfielder is refusing to lose hope.Would be an honourThe Bara talent admitted that wearing the Spain shirt at senior level remains one of his biggest ambitions.Bernal would be thrilled to play at the World Cup. (Photo by George Wood/Getty Images)Of course Id love to go; representing a country is the ultimate achievement for a footballer, and I havent ruled myself out yet, he said, as per SPORT.The youngster also revealed that he is delaying any summer plans while waiting for the final decision from the Spain coach.For the moment, Im not making any plans for the summer until the final squad is announced on Monday.Praise for Hansi FlickThe season has not been an easy one for Bernal. Just when he was beginning to establish himself in the first team under Hansi Flick, a serious knee injury stopped his momentum and kept him sidelined for almost a year.However, the midfielder has responded brilliantly in recent months, and his late-season performances have once again reminded many at Barcelona why the club rates him so highly.Bernal is thankful to Hansi Flick. (Photo by Judit Cartiel/Getty Images)There is now a growing feeling that his opportunity with the senior national team may not be too far away.At the same time, Bernal, whose contract renewal is under consideration, also praised Flick for the trust he has shown him from the very beginning.I owe him my life. He put his faith in me when I was just 17 and Ill always be grateful to him, he noted.Lastly, despite Barcelona missing out on bigger success in Europe this season, the midfielder believes the squad is moving in the right direction.Were happy. We missed out on the Champions League by the narrowest of margins in a high-stakes tie (against Atltico Madrid), but next year were aiming for more, he concluded.

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