PSG fans have been asking one question since Tuesday night: what did Khvicha Kvaratskhelia mean with that three-finger gesture on his arm? Here’s the story behind it.
During PSG’s 7-2 demolition of Leverkusen, the Georgian star didn’t just score — he made a statement. After his stunning goal, which hit both posts before crossing the line, Kvara pulled out a celebration straight from the NBA playbook: three fingers to the arm, the iconic “Ice in my veins” move made famous by D’Angelo Russell. Translation? I’m ice cold. Nothing rattles me.
Kvaratskhelia, PSG’s new showman
It’s not the first time the former Napoli winger has taken inspiration from basketball. Back in February, he mimicked Stephen Curry’s “Night Night” celebration, hands to his cheek, telling his opponents it was bedtime. This time, the message was even clearer: Kvara is on fire, but cool as ice.
The stats back it up: 5 Champions League games, 3 goals, 2 assists, and growing influence with every appearance. Under Luis Enrique, he’s become PSG’s ultimate showman, blending football flair with NBA swagger.
Talent, confidence, charisma, Kvaratskhelia is playing in his own league.
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