Ousmane Dembélé has declared himself fit for PSG's Champions League final against Arsenal after a calf injury threatened his participation. The France international, who lasted just 27 minutes in his last league appearance, says he has no concerns about his condition ahead of Saturday's match. "I wasn't scared about missing the final," Dembélé stated, confirming his readiness to contribute to PSG's title defense.

Last year's Ballon d'Or winner insists that team success outweighs individual accolades. "Individual prizes get people talking, but they are secondary," Dembélé emphasized. His eight-goal contribution to PSG's previous Champions League triumph earned him the prestigious award, but the 29-year-old maintains his focus remains on collective achievements.

PSG enters Saturday's final as defending champions after their 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in Munich last year. Dembélé views this as a chance to make history, noting that the team has "reset everything" after their triumph. The former Barcelona star wants to prove his worth in the biggest games for PSG.