German Referee Siebert to Officiate Champions League Final Between PSG and Arsenal
T.E (Elbotola)
11 May 2026at18:17
The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has announced the selection of German referee Daniel Siebert to officiate the UEFA Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal.
The final match, scheduled for May 30 at the Puskás Aréna in the Hungarian capital, Budapest, will be the German referee's tenth Champions League game this season.
Meanwhile, French referee François Letexier, who officiated the Euro 2024 final, will take charge of the Europa League final between Freiburg and Aston Villa on May 20.
Italian referee Maurizio Mariani will officiate the UEFA Europa Conference League final between Crystal Palace and Rayo Vallecano on May 27.
Q&A
Who will referee the Champions League final?
German referee Daniel Siebert has been selected by UEFA to officiate the Champions League final. This prestigious match will feature Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal, taking place in Budapest. It marks a significant appointment for the experienced official.
What is the significance of Daniel Siebert's appointment?
Daniel Siebert's appointment is significant as it's his tenth Champions League game this season, highlighting UEFA's trust in his officiating. This experience will be crucial for managing the high-stakes final between two top European clubs.
Who will officiate the other major European finals?
French referee François Letexier will take charge of the Europa League final, while Italian referee Maurizio Mariani is set to officiate the Europa Conference League final. These appointments ensure experienced officials are overseeing all of Europe's premier club competitions.
