Luis Enrique: PSG gives him carte blanche!

Between PSG and Luis Enrique, common ground would have been found for the two parties to work together for two additional years. While waiting for an official communication from Paris Saint-Germain, Rio Mavuba tipped his hat to the parties concerned with the wish to see a clear sporting project in the long term in Paris.

The Paris Saint-Germain is in the second and final year of collaboration with Luis Enrique. At least that’s what his current contract suggests. However, as revealed at the end of last week by the journalist Abdellah Boulma then confirmed by RMC Sport et The Parisian, the Spanish coach would have given his approval to PSG in order to extend his contractual commitment for two additional seasons, which would link him to the capital club until June 2027.

“It’s good news for PSG”

In recent days, the soap opera Luis Enrique only seems to have one and only one outcome: an extension. Even though he did not wish to go too far given the lack of official communication from the PSG, Rio Rain nevertheless welcomes the continuity of a solid sporting project that the management of Paris Saint-Germain wishes to put in place with Luis Enrique with his wand. “The extension of Luis Enrique? It’s not official yet so we’re staying in the conditional. But if that’s the case, I think it’s good news for PSG because we would finally have a coach who stays for more than three or four years. The last one was Laurent Blanc who did three years.”

“He will have time to put his project in place”

On the set of Téléfoot Sunday morning, the former player of the LOSC and Girondins of Bordeaux assured on the antennas of TF1 that with this additional time allocated to Luis Enrique on the part of PSGthe Iberian coach will have the opportunity to implement his sporting ideas over time. “So he will have time to put his project in place and then we wait for PSG to evolve and above all for him to make us experience emotions. This is what is missing and what PSG supporters expect. “It’s a good thing, provided we see this form of progression.”