The best of the best! The officials for the 2026 Champions League final have been announced
The entire football world is holding its breath ahead of the season's biggest European club showdown.
Details: Today, the names of the referees who will officiate this season's Champions League final between London's Arsenal and France's PSG have been revealed.
The main referee for the match will be 42-year-old German Daniel Siebert. He will be assisted by Jan Seidel and Rafael Foltyn, both also from Germany.
The fourth official is Sandro Schärer from Switzerland. The reserve assistant referee is Guadalupe Porras Ayuso from Spain. Overseeing VAR duties will be the following specialists: Bastian Dankert (Germany), Robert Schröder (Germany), and Carlos Del Cerro Grande (Spain).
The Champions League final between Arsenal and PSG will take place on May 30 at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest.
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