Recently, information has emerged about a possible refusal by Luis Enrique to extend his contract with PSG. This is because the Spanish coach is looking for a new challenge in his career once the current season is over

According to Bild, Luis Enrique will leave the Parisian club in the summer transfer window when his contract expires, something completely unexpected given the excellent results that the Spanish coach has achieved last season where he won a historic sextet for PSG.

Why hasn't Luis Enrique renewed his contract with PSG?

The Spanish coach's alleged refusal to extend his working relationship with the Parisian club is said to be due to his intention to seek a new challenge. Luis Enrique would be free at the end of June, so he could be a very tempting candidate for powerful national teams that, after the World Cup, are looking for a new coach for a new World Cup process.

Another possible reason is the soccer decline of PSG this season, as their numbers, while not disastrous, are not like the dominance shown last season. They are currently in second place in Ligue 1, just one point behind Lens. While in the Champions League they are in third place behind Arsenal and Bayern Munich.

How many titles has Luis Enrique won with PSG?

His time in French football has been extremely successful, as in his first season he was crowned league, cup and super cup champion, something usual for PSG. However, for the 2024-2025 season he was also crowned Champions League champion, giving the Parisian team its first Champions League title, which it had been desperately seeking for more than a decade, thus becoming one of the most beloved coaches in the history of PSG

Luis Enrique's titles with Paris Saint-Germain

• Ligue 1 champion 2023/24
• Ligue 1 champion 2024/25
• French Cup champion 2023/24
• French Cup champion 2024/25 season
• French Super Cup champion 2023/24
• French Super Cup champion 2024/25 season
• UEFA Champions League champion 2024/25
• UEFA Super Cup winner 2025/26
• Intercontinental Cup champion 2025/26
• Best coach in the world 2024/25 season

If Luis Enrique's departure in the summer of 2026 is confirmed, it would be a very significant loss for the Parisian club, which seemed to have found in the former Barcelona coach the right man to dominate Europe for more than one season.