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Thursday evening, the PSG coach made his comeback on Twitch. The opportunity for him to take a look at the news from the capital club.
Luis Enrique took advantage of the international break to make his return to Twitch, the live video streaming platform. Since his appointment as coach of Paris Saint-Germain at the beginning of last July, the Spanish technician has no longer appeared on this social network.
The PSG coach was asked about the rest of the course in the Champions League, if his team eliminates FC Barcelona in the quarter-final. “I would prefer to face Atlético Madrid in the semi-finals. We already faced Dortmund at the start of the season, and then that would allow me to return to Spain once again. In the final, if we ever reach it… I could find Pep Guardiola (Manchester City) or Mikel Arteta (Arsenal). That would be great! »he imagined.
“I would like to come back to Barça”
Concerning a possible return to the FC Barcelona bench, Luis Enrique indicates: “I always said that I would like to come back to Barça one day. But it's very difficult to make our paths cross again in reality. PSG seemed to me the right place to develop a project from the first meeting with its leaders last summer. That’s still the case, and I’m very good at it. I am completely involved with PSG. I continue to learn French and I hope to speak it soon, even if it is difficult.”
Luis Enrique launched his channel while he was Spain coach. The funds generated by his interventions were used to finance an association fighting against childhood cancer. Twitch allows the 53-year-old Iberian technician to communicate directly with supporters.
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