Luis Enrique Leads PSG to Champions League Final, Eyes Historic Treble

Luis Enrique is on the verge of making football history by potentially winning the Champions League final with Paris Saint-Germain, which would secure him a treble and place him alongside Pep Guardiola as the only managers to achieve trebles with two different clubs. His PSG project emphasizes youth, balance, and a collective identity, diverging from the club's previous reliance on star power. Claude Makelele expressed regret that Chelsea did not appoint Enrique when the opportunity arose, noting Enrique's possession-based style might have been a different challenge in the Premier League. Enrique's first Champions League triumph came with Barcelona in 2015, where he won a historic treble by defeating Juventus in the final. Beyond his professional achievements, Enrique's resilience is shaped by personal tragedy, having lost his daughter Xana in 2019, which he credits with deepening his perspective and drive. This upcoming final represents not only a chance for sporting glory but also a testament to Enrique’s enduring optimism and leadership.