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Luis Enrique Elevates Legacy with Third Champions League Win as PSG Coach
Luis Enrique solidifies legendary status with PSG’s Champions League win
Paris, May 2026 – In an unforgettable night for Paris Saint-Germain, the club not only clinched another Champions League title but also celebrated the cementing of Luis Enrique’s status as a legendary figure in European football. The dramatic victory against Arsenal marked a significant milestone for Enrique, renowned for his demanding nature, bold decisions, and straightforward approach with his players. This triumph is not just a testament to PSG’s collective strength but also highlights Enrique’s exceptional ability to succeed under pressure.
Enrique joins elite ranks with Guardiola, Zidane, and Paisley
With his recent success, Luis Enrique has now claimed three Champions League titles as a coach—one with FC Barcelona in 2015, and two with PSG in 2025 and 2026. According to UEFA, he joins the ranks of Pep Guardiola, Zinédine Zidane, and Bob Paisley, each having achieved the same number of wins. Only Carlo Ancelotti surpasses them with five titles. Enrique’s achievement speaks volumes about his career. Unlike his tenure at Barcelona, where he benefited from a golden generation, he has built a younger, more cohesive team in Paris, less reliant on a single star. Despite not dominating the final, PSG demonstrated their resilience and ability to seize crucial moments, becoming the first team since Real Madrid (2016-2018) to defend their Champions League crown.
A near-unbeatable force in finals
Another impressive statistic highlights Enrique’s legendary status. Across various competitions, he now boasts 12 victories in 13 club finals, a rare feat at the highest level. Under his leadership, PSG has also triumphed in six consecutive penalty shootouts, showcasing a mental fortitude that has become a hallmark of his tenure.
A transformative figure in PSG’s history
Luis Enrique’s impact on PSG is undeniable. With back-to-back Champions League titles, a rebuilt squad, and a dominant continental presence, he has established himself as a pivotal figure in the club’s history. For a team long in search of its European identity, Enrique might be the answer they’ve been seeking. As questions arise about his place in PSG’s history, the real intrigue lies in how far Enrique can climb in the pantheon of Champions League legends.
