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Paris Saint-Germain is in the middle of its new era. Since the summer of 2023, the Parisian club’s project has changed. The latter is more focused on the collective with Luis Enrique at its head.
The Parisian coach is the real key man of the new Parisian era. And the Parisian management intends to give him major responsibilities by making an important decision.
Under contract until June 2025, the Spanish technician is happy in the French capital. According to information from
RMC Sport and journalist Abdellah Boulma, the former manager of FC Barcelona will extend his contract for two additional seasons with the Rouge et Bleu.
The Ile-de-France management favors stability and wants to build its project over the long term with Luis Enrique at its head.
Build a team and win titles
Arriving on the PSG bench in the summer of 2023, Luis Enrique has seduced observers since his arrival at the club. Despite some recent criticism following the setback against Arsenal in the Champions League (2 goals to 0), the Spaniard is unanimous at the club.
His objective with the French club is clear: build a team, with an attacking style of play but also enter the club’s history by winning as many titles as possible, including one in the Champions League.
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