Former Liverpool midfielder Emre Can will get a second chance at Champions League glory after leading Borussia Dortmund to an unlikely final.

The Bundesliga side edged out Paris Saint-Germain over two legs and will face Bayern Munich or Real Madrid in the final at Wembley.

Skipper Can was excellent over both legs for Dortmund, who won 1-0 in Paris in the second leg on Tuesday night thanks to a Mats Hummels header.



The Germany international left Liverpool in the summer of 2018 after appearing as a substitute in the final defeat to Real Madrid.

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He had been offered a new deal at Anfield but decided to reject the terms and completed a switch to Juventus.

He signed a new deal last summer until 2026 and was named as club captain by boss Edin Terzi?.

Speaking to The Athletic, he insisted he did not regret his time in Italy before reflecting on his spell with Liverpool.

Can said: "There are many, many parallels between Dortmund and Liverpool as clubs.

“When I think back to my time in England, I always tell everyone how much running we did.

He will get the honor of leading Dortmund out this time, and his former boss is sure to be watching.