PSG extends Enrique's contract through 2030

Paris Saint-Germain extended Spanish coach Luis Enrique's contract through 2030 and renewed deals for five key players on Friday.

By Middle East Affairs

September 7, 2026

Paris Saint-Germain players and staff stand on a football pitch holding large team flags during what appears to be a pre-match ceremony. — PSG players and coaching staff, including manager Luis Enrique in a black shirt, hold the team flags before a match. The club announced Friday that Enrique's contract has been extended through 2030 and that five key players have also signed new deals. (Al Jazeera — عربي)

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Paris Saint-Germain extended Spanish coach Luis Enrique's contract through 2030, the club announced Friday. The announcement came ahead of the team's domestic league match against Monaco. Five players also received contract extensions on the same day: Spanish midfielder Fabián Ruiz through 2028, and Ecuadorian Willian Pacho, Portuguese João Neves, Brazilian Lucas Beraldo, and Senegalese Seni Mayolo all through 2031.

Enrique has led PSG to consecutive Champions League titles since taking the job in summer 2023. The team defeated Italian Inter Milan 5-0 in the 2025 final, then won again in May by defeating English Arsenal on penalties.

Under Enrique's management, PSG has also won three Ligue 1 titles and two French Cups. He previously coached Barcelona and the Spanish national team.

Enrique and the five players who won the Champions League titles received an enthusiastic reception from fans at Parc des Princes when the contract extensions were announced. The club has also made new signings this season, including Spanish forward Ferran Torres, Belgian defender Micha Godts, and Italian defender Alessandro Longoni.

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