Luis Enrique is set to extend his stay at Paris Saint-Germain, with retirement already on his mind. The French champions are determined to keep their miracle coach for several more years, and all signs point to a new deal being finalized soon.
According to Fabrizio Romano, the Spanish manager is close to signing a contract extension and is fully satisfied with the direction of the Parisian project. His next objective is clear: to lead PSG to a third UEFA Champions League title and further cement the club’s place among Europe’s elite.
Luis Enrique Planning for the Future
While his immediate future appears firmly tied to Paris, the 55-year-old has also begun reflecting on the end of his coaching career. In an interview with La Nueva España, he revealed that he does not see himself managing beyond the age of 60.
“I don’t want to be a grandfather still coaching,” he joked, suggesting that retirement could arrive within the next few years. The comment is particularly noteworthy given that his expected new PSG contract could keep him at the club until 2030.
If that scenario becomes reality, PSG could represent the final major challenge of Luis Enrique’s coaching career. The club remains fully confident that the Spaniard is the ideal figure to maintain the current momentum, while the sporting department is already working on summer transfer plans to strengthen a squad coming off an intense and successful season.
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