Former Barcelona manager Luis Enrique is set to be unveiled as the new Paris St. Germain caretaker, almost two weeks after denying that no negotiation is happening with the French club.
Fabrizio Romano said the Spanish coach would take over PSG soon after the club finishes things with Christophe Galtier, whom he will replace.
Paris Saint-Germain are prepared to seal the agreement with Luis Enrique — set to sign the two year contract very soon. 🔴🔵 #PSG
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) June 30, 2023
Spanish coach will be unveiled once the club completes the exit agreement with Christophe Galtier, very close.
Here we go ✅🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/Isqd8ucsEY
"Paris Saint-Germain are prepared to seal the agreement with Luis Enrique - set to sign the two-year contract very soon. #PSG," the renowned football insider wrote on his Twitter account.
"Spanish coach will be unveiled once the club completes the exit agreement with Christophe Galtier, very close."
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Mundo Deportivio initially denied talks between Enrique and PSG though it clarified that the Spanish tactician does not rule out returning to a managerial position.
He is building his own team already
Enrique has yet to set foot in the PSG locker room but reports claim he already has his eyes on several youngsters.
One of which is 22-year-old Brazilian Rodrygo, who he allegedly wants to sign from Real Madrid and swap with Kylian Mbappe. The French superstar is recently on the rumor mills linking him to the Los Blancos.
Former Real Madrid goalkeeper Paco Buyo first floated this rumor.
"Luis Enrique likes Rodrygo a lot, and PSG would like to include him in a deal for Mbappé, but there is no possibility. Regarding a deal for Mbappé, Real Madrid will not exceed €150M," Buyo said.
Another player that Enrique specifically requests to have is João Félix of Atletico Madrid, who was loaned to Chelsea this year.
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