Paris Saint-Germain has reportedly secured their manager for the foreseeable future. After talks with Julian Nagelsmann fell apart, the French giants moved quickly and appear to be hiring Luis Enrique.
L’Equipe reported on Sunday the contract details as the Spanish manager will be committing long-term to the capital club. Enrique will sign a two-year contract with an option for a third.
Furthermore, the French media outlet notes that Enrique does not imagine his stay in Paris in a short-term vision. As a result, the former FC Barcelona manager wants his say in the transfer window.
🚨 Luis Enrique devrait s’engager pour 2 saisons + 1 en option avec le PSG.
Il n'imagine pas son passage à Paris dans une vision de court terme 🤝🇪🇸[L’Équipe] pic.twitter.com/EHBHYheCXK
— Canal Supporters (@CanalSupporters) June 18, 2023
Transfer window specialist Fabrizio Romano reported o Sunday that PSG could have the 2015 UEFA Champions League winner this week as the Ligue 1 side expects to complete the Enrique deal.
🔴 NEWS : Le PSG s’attend à conclure le deal avec Luis Enrique cette semaine.
Le coach espagnol a déjà accepté le poste, les discussions entreront dans leur phase finale dans les prochaines 24/48 heures ✍️🇪🇸[@FabrizioRomano] pic.twitter.com/mIClABg4do
— Canal Supporters (@CanalSupporters) June 18, 2023
Romano adds that the Spanish coach has already accepted the position; the discussions will enter their final phase in the next 24 to 48 hours. Additionally, Enrique could influence whether Neymar Jr. remains at PSG.
Enrique got the most out of the Brazilian, so he would be the logical manager to hire if the 31-year-old, who is under contract until 2025, doesn’t leave the French capital.
