Twelve trophies and a new deal running to 2030 — Luis Enrique has bound himself even more tightly to Paris Saint-Germain. The Spaniard, who arrived in July 2023, has become the club's central pillar, assembling a solid, tactically coherent collective rather than a cast of individual stars. He has delivered two Champions League titles and three in Ligue 1, France's top flight. A dynasty.
This season has already brought the UEFA Super Cup, though Paris have surrendered the French Super Cup and made an uneven start in the league. That path is a familiar one. Last season opened without results too, yet the manager rebuilt the collective properly and ultimately landed a second successive Champions League. "We're not at our best yet," Enrique insisted, as composed as ever. The board trusts precisely that long-term vision, and for the French giants it marks the beginning of a new, stable era.
