PSG Extends Luis Enrique and 5 Players After Back-to-Back UCL Titles

Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has signed a new deal after securing 13 titles and consecutive Champions League trophies.

Paris Saint-Germain have officially secured new contracts for manager Luis Enrique and five first-team players following a period of unprecedented European success. The 56-year-old coach, who arrived in the French capital in July 2023, has guided the club to back-to-back Champions League titles, including a dominant 5-0 victory over Inter Milan to secure the trophy for the first time in 2025. Most recently, Enrique led the squad past Arsenal in the final to retain the crown as Europe's top side.

Since his appointment, the former Barcelona and Spain national team boss has amassed a total of 13 titles with the Ligue 1 giants. His tenure has been defined by domestic consistency, winning the French league championship in each of his three seasons at the helm. These contract rewards were announced on Friday, September 4, 2026, at 03:36 PM ET, as the club prepares for its upcoming domestic and continental fixtures.

Long-Term Extensions for Squad Core

In addition to the manager’s new terms, PSG confirmed a series of significant player extensions. Lucas Beraldo, Senny Mayulu, João Neves, and Willian Pacho have all committed their futures to the Parc des Princes by signing deals that run until 2031. These seven-year agreements represent a major long-term investment in the core of the roster that ended the club's historic wait for a Champions League trophy.

Fabián Ruiz, a World Cup winner with the Spanish national team, also finalized a contract extension on Friday. The midfielder has signed a deal that keeps him at the club until 2028. These announcements come during a busy week for the organization, which is currently navigating the early stages of the new domestic campaign.

Champions League Title Defense Begins

Despite the recent silverware, PSG enters their next fixture looking for their first win of the current Ligue 1 season. The team has drawn both of its opening two league matches. They are scheduled to host AS Monaco this Friday as they seek to climb the domestic table before shifting their focus back to international competition.

European play resumes on Wednesday when the reigning champions begin their title defense against Slovan Bratislava. Having followed their five-goal shutout of Inter Milan with a successful final against Arsenal last season, the club aims to maintain its status at the pinnacle of European soccer. Luis Enrique’s tactical leadership remains the focal point of the project as the club transitions into this new contractual phase.

Luis Enrique’s PSG Career Statistics

The managerial record of Luis Enrique at PSG now includes three consecutive Ligue 1 titles and two European cups. His arrival in July 2023 marked a shift in the club's fortunes, culminating in the 13 trophies won during his three-year stay so far. The 5-0 result against Inter Milan stands as the largest margin of victory in their recent final appearances, providing the foundation for the back-to-back continental run that prompted these latest contract negotiations.