PSG chief makes 'confident' Luis Enrique prediction with Liverpool on hunt for new manager
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Liverpool is searching for a new head coach and with Luis Enrique having won a second Champions League title with PSG, some have put forward the theory he might fancy something newPSG executive Luis Campos, president Nasser Al Khelaifi, and head coach Luis Enrique celebrate winning the Champions League.(Image: Jean Catuffe/Getty Images)PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi says his head coach, Luis Enrique, is very happy in Paris, with some Liverpool fans having put forward the theory that he could be tempted into replacing Arne Slot.Slot was fired on Saturday, a few hours before Enrique won a second Champions League title in a row with PSG, taking his personal tally in the competition to three.But Al-Khelaifi is confident that Enrique will not feel that his time with PSG is done, even though he has seemingly won as much as he can win with the Ligue 1 side, putting together the best team in the world."He's very, very special," Al-Khelaifi said on TNT Sports. "As a coach, human being, and as a person, he is fantastic.
He's the best coach in the world. They all gave to this project."He's the best coach.
The Spaniard has just left Bournemouth, who he helped to qualify for the Europa League."We would like to take this opportunity to place on record our appreciation for Arne, who will always hold a special place in the history of this football club as the coach who delivered Liverpool’s 20th league title," a Liverpool statement read."That accomplishment — made all the more remarkable as it arrived in his very first season in charge — was built on outstanding coaching and leadership every single day."He also helped guide the club through one of the most difficult periods imaginable following the loss of Diogo Jota. The Reds would be an appealing destination if he wants to come to England, but he might not feel that he is done in Paris just yet.