
Having become the most successful coach in the history of Paris-SG, Luis Enrique speaks with irony of the criticism and praise surrounding his career before the Champions League match at Villarreal.
Having become the most successful coach in the history of Paris-SG with 127 successes, Luis Enrique ironically evokes the media “noise”, oscillating between past criticism and current praise, before facing Villarreal in the Champions League.
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Luis Enrique became the most successful coach in the history of Paris-SG with 127 victories.
“There is always noise”: like all coaches, Luis Enrique has his favorites. Noise is one of them.
“I’m old, or old enough to know what kind of noise there is around the big clubs. It’s a very positive moment for the club, the team or me. If the situation was negative, and we have experienced it over the last three years, there is a less pleasant noise,” says the 56-year-old Spanish technician.
One thing is certain: the noise has been positive in recent times and in recent years. Becoming on Friday the most successful coach in the history of the club, 127 successes, “Lucho” has already left his mark on Paris, beyond this record. And even beyond Paris-SG in fact.
“I won, I lost, I had bad moments, moments when people said I was rubbish… Maybe this big rubbish has progressed,” quips Luis Enrique, before the match on the fourth day of the Champions League at Villarreal, Tuesday (9 p.m., Canal+). And now they say that I am the messiah... The...
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