Luis Enrique and PSG are very close to extending the Spanish coach's contract for an extended period. It will not be a lifelong contract, but until 2030. Enough to delight the supporters.
Elected numerous times as the best coach in the world by his president, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, Luis Enrique has little to worry about if he wishes to extend his stay at PSG.
The Qatari president of the French capital club has genuine admiration for him, as he has shown him that it is not necessary to spend hundreds of millions of euros to build a competitive team, but rather to have flair, patience, and hard work, and to instill a collective spirit in everyone.
There will therefore be no wave of extension announcements in the spring, as was the case last season, even though several players, such as Willian Pacho and Joao Neves, have extended without it being official.
Luis Enrique has not yet found an agreement, but according to journalist Ben Jacobs, the discussions are going in a very positive direction, and everything seems to indicate that the summer will allow the validation of a new, very long-term contract.
According to the GiveMeSport journalist, it is a new four-year contract that Luis Enrique will sign once the season is over, regardless of the outcome. In other words, although there was no reason to doubt it, a defeat in the Champions League final would not change anything about the extension already well underway.
The discussions are very positive, and according to the journalist, things are progressing slowly, and no one is concerned that the final agreement has not yet been reached.
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The former Barcelona and Roma coach, among others, still has one year left on his contract. But no one at PSG doubts that soon, his commitment will be very long-term, as he is already on the verge of becoming the longest-serving coach at PSG, in addition to already being the most successful. A perfect journey that will therefore extend over time, which will surely delight the supporters.
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