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·21 de maio de 2026

PSG – Luis Enrique opens up about the end of his career

Luis Enrique, Paris Saint-Germain’s coach, answered questions from La Nueva España this Wednesday during the Media Day organized ahead of the Champions League final on May 30 against Arsenal. He was notably asked about the age at which he might retire, having turned 56 on May 8.

Luis Enrique: “I don’t want to be the old fool who’s still coaching.”

“How much longer do you see yourself coaching? That’s an excellent question, because I ask myself the same thing. I say to my wife: ‘I don’t want to be the old fool who’s still coaching.’ I don’t want that, but of course, I see more and more old fools coaching. I’m even thinking maybe up to sixty... I even joke with my brother Felipe, I tell him: ‘I have to retire before you.’ He’s one year younger than me, he’s 55, and he retires at 61... Do the math. If I don’t retire before my brother, I think that would be a mistake. If I still have the energy and the desire, who knows?”

Of course, Luis Enrique is not focused today on a possible end to his career. The idea is to win this 2nd Champions League with PSG and continue with the project in which he is fully involved.

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However, the Spaniard already has a fairly clear idea of what could mark the end of his career, in around four years. There is no certainty, but it would fit with the rumors of a contract extension with PSG until 2030. Let’s wait and see how things unfold; for now, we should savor the present.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇫🇷 here.