Luis Enrique: Next Club Revealed | PSG News

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Passionate about sport, cinema and television (on the screen as behind) since his childhood, Bernard has been a journalist for the 10 sport since 2018. More skillful keyboard in hand than balloon, he decides to cover mainly a sport adulated, criticized and hated at the same time (football) and a sport that is not one (wrestling).

After the meeting against Inter Miami in the round of 16 of the Club World Cup, Luis Enrique surprised by saying that his most enriching experience was not with Paris SG or the FC Barcelona of Lionel Messi, but with the reserve team of the Cule club.

The eighth final of the Club World Cup between PSG and l’Inter Miami Sunday had to recall memories to Luis Enrique, who had the opportunity to meet some of his former players in FC Barcelonastarting with Lionel Messibut also Jordi Alba, Sergio Busquets, Luis Suarez as well as Javier Mascheranoat the head of the MLS. Together, they had a historic season in 2014-15 by winning the Liga, the Champions League and the Spanish Cup.

Like at Barça, Luis Enrique won everything with PSG

This season with the PSG, Luis Enrique has again won all the possible trophies, while perhaps waiting for the World Cup, with the Champions League, Ligue 1, the Coupe de France but also the Champions Trophy. After the meeting against l’Inter Miamithe Spanish coach was questioned at a press conference on the differences between these two teams, opting for an unexpected choice.

“It was with Barça B that I felt best”

« As you do not know my story, the best team I have trained, or at least the one with whom I took the most pleasure, it’s Barça B, entrusted Luis Enriquereported by Culturepsg. I led to Barça B for three years. This is the first team I trained. It was with her that I felt the best, with which I learned the most and was able to develop as a coach without still having experience at the time. You don’t know this team, but she also played football very well. »

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