For 18 months, Luis Enrique has been at the head of the Paris Saint-Germain first team. The coach of the Parisian club is very demanding of his players and expects unparalleled involvement from them. This is why after the great success achieved by the locker room against Manchester City this week (4-2), no relaxation will be tolerated. If it became a habit, Enrique would leave on his own.
Appointed coach of PSG on July 5, 2023, Luis Enrique has always demonstrated total or almost total involvement of its troops. The Spanish coach with very pronounced ideas about ball management and forward-thinking demonstrated it once again during the great victory of the Paris Saint–Germain Wednesday evening in the Champions League against Manchester City (4-2).
Despite a lack of success, the men of Luis Enrique managed to return to the Skyblues who led 2 goals to 0 and snatched a precious victory for the play-offs of the Champions League in the round of 16 (4-2).
“If this happens repeatedly, I won’t be here anymore.”
A conquering version of PSG that Luis Enrique has always seen, as he admitted at a press conference this Friday on the eve of the welcoming of the Reims stadium au Princes Park. “We prefer to be content, happy. I have had the feeling since my arrival that there is no let-up in a match. The opposing team can be better, but I haven’t seen any let-up.”
-However, if his group were to slow down several times in the future, Luis Enrique would then decide to leave his coaching position immediately. “ I don't think that will happen. And if this happens repeatedly, I won’t be here anymore.”
“We can be less well, but not relaxed”
During his press briefing, Luis Enrique insisted on the fact that he under no circumstances wants to show an ounce of relaxation among his players after the euphoria of Manchester City. Against the Reims stadiumthe coach of PSG waiting for his group around the corner as usual. “We want our players to move forward with our DNA throughout the club. Maybe we won't win tomorrow we can't control everything. I don't think we will be released. We can be less well, but not relaxed.”
