Luis Enrique continues to make history at Paris Saint-Germain. Following the 2-1 victory over Aston Villa in the UEFA Super Cup, the Spanish coach has now become the most successful manager in PSG history. It is a record that rewards an exceptional period for the Parisian club.
Another trophy and another record for Luis Enrique. He arrived in Paris determined to establish PSG permanently among Europe’s leading clubs, and the Spaniard has turned his spell in the French capital into an impressive collection of silverware. The UEFA Super Cup victory over Aston Villa adds to an already remarkable record, with PSG winning domestically while also reaching new heights in Europe and internationally.
Luis Enrique Reaches the Summit of PSG History
Luis Enrique is now the most decorated coach in Paris Saint-Germain history. His honours with the club include trophies across all of the major competitions contested by PSG: the Champions League, Ligue 1, the Trophée des Champions, the Coupe de France, the UEFA Super Cup and the Intercontinental Cup. This collection underlines the new dimension PSG have reached under the Spanish coach, with Paris no longer simply dominating French football but also regularly collecting international trophies.
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The Champions League triumph remains the defining symbol of the Luis Enrique era. After years of chasing European glory, PSG finally established themselves at the summit of continental football. Yet the Spaniard is showing no signs of being satisfied. Minutes after the Super Cup victory in Salzburg, he once again highlighted his players’ mentality and constant desire to win: “It’s very easy to motivate these players. They love playing, training and having that mentality to win trophies,” he told Canal+.
Luis Enrique’s record could therefore improve very quickly. PSG have only just started their season and have already added another trophy to their collection. The ambition remains huge: keep winning in France and maintain the club’s dominance in Europe. Désiré Doué summed it up after the victory over Aston Villa: “The objective this season is above all to win everything.” It is an ambition perfectly aligned with Luis Enrique’s own mindset, and with the Spaniard now alone at the top of PSG’s coaching honours list, he still has the opportunity to set the bar much higher.
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