Luis Enrique Signs New Contract with PSG Until 2030
Paris St-Germain have moved decisively to secure their architect of dominance, tying Luis Enrique to a new three-year contract that runs through to 2030.
The 56-year-old Spaniard has transformed PSG since arriving in July 2023, delivering back-to-back Champions League titles and three Ligue 1 crowns in a relentless burst of success. His previous deal was set to expire at the end of this season, but the club has shut down any uncertainty over his future well ahead of time.
The announcement landed on Friday, just hours before PSG’s home league clash with Monaco, setting the tone for an evening framed by stability and ambition in the French capital.
Club bosses did not stop with the man on the touchline. They also moved to lock in a key slice of the squad’s future.
- Joao Neves, signed until 2031
- Willian Pacho, signed until 2031
- Lucas Beraldo, signed until 2031
- Senny Mayulu, signed until 2031
underlining PSG’s commitment to a young core built to grow under Enrique’s guidance. Midfielder Fabian Ruiz has also agreed new terms, extending his stay to 2028.
Titles in the cabinet, a coach tied down long term, and a group of emerging talents secured for the next decade: PSG have made their intentions clear. The question now is how far this project, firmly in Luis Enrique’s hands, can push the European game.
