PSG are considering a 'lifetime' contract for coach Luis Enrique.
Following their historic success in the Champions League, Paris Saint-Germain's management is considering offering coach Luis Enrique an unprecedented long-term contract.
The fruits of an era of success.
Paris Saint-Germain is planning an unprecedented contract offer for coach Luis Enrique. According to Diario AS, the club's leadership is seriously considering offering the Spanish strategist a special long-term contract, described as a "lifetime deal," to recognize his immense contributions.
This decision comes after PSG enjoyed a brilliant period under Enrique, who was appointed in 2023 to replace Christophe Galtier. The pinnacle of this success was the club's first-ever Champions League title in the 2024/25 season, a milestone that the owners and fans of Paris have long awaited.
The numbers speak for themselves.
Luis Enrique's success is not only demonstrated through titles but also through impressive statistics. After 143 matches in charge, he has led PSG to 98 wins, 26 draws, and only 19 losses, achieving a win rate of 68.53%. Although his current contract runs until 2027, the PSG management wants him to continue to be a central figure in the team's long-term development plan.
The management's satisfaction is evident in their desire to retain Enrique for as long as possible. He is seen as the man who shaped a strong playing style and identity for the Parisian club.
Maintain focus and professionalism.
Recently, PSG continued to demonstrate their strength with a convincing 4-0 victory against fifth-division team Vendee Fontenay Foot in the national cup. The goals were scored by Desire Doue, Ousmane Dembele, and a brace from Goncalo Ramos.
Speaking after the match, coach Luis Enrique emphasized the team's professional attitude: "Playing in the national cup always brings a special feeling. It's a festival and we approached it with a serious attitude. I think the whole team prepared well and the players performed excellently."
Looking back at the calendar year 2025, the Spanish strategist couldn't hide his pride: "This has been a historic year for the club. We are very happy, but the Christmas break was also crucial for the players to recover. After this break, the whole team will return with renewed enthusiasm and focus for the remainder of the season."
