This TIFO at the Champions League awards ceremony makes people cry and warmer

When the team was holding the cup, the stands where the "Paris Grande" fans gathered suddenly played a giant format (TIFO) - a middle-aged man in a suit bent over and held the "Paris Grande" team flag tightly. Next to him was a girl wearing the "Paris Grande" No. 8 jersey.

"Paris Grande" fans played this special TIFO. The name printed on the girl's jersey is Rena - this detail makes the story clear: she is the youngest daughter of "Paris Greater" coach Enrique. 10 years ago, when Enrique led Barcelona to win the first Champions League championship, the father and daughter waved the Barcelona team flag together to celebrate.

Regrettably, Rena died of illness in 2019.

"That was an incredible memory, I had an unforgettable photo of her inserting the Barcelona flag on the grass. I hope to do the same with the Paris Saint-Germain flag." Enrique said this before the Champions League final.

10 years ago, Genna and Enrique left this classic photo.

So, the fans of "Paris Grande" used this TIFO to help the 55-year-old Spanish coach "realize his dream", especially the Rena in the painting, which did not freeze at the age of 9 when he died, but really looked like a 15-year-old girl.

Enrique wore a T-shirt commemorating his daughter. Live screenshot

Enrique also commemorated his daughter in his own way. After winning the championship, he wore a black T-shirt with two cartoon characters, one big and one small, printed on it. Together, he inserted the "Paris Grand" team flag into the stadium. Speaking of her daughter, Enrique's tenderness, who has always shown his tenacity in his time as a player and coach, "Rena has been with me since her death. In fact, winning the Champions League will not make me feel that she is closer to me, but I can feel her more when I fail. This victory will not change anything, but I will always remember all the beauty my daughter has brought me!"