Once with Lionel Messi’s Barcelona, now with PSG, Luis Enrique has repeated a major achievement against Real Madrid.
PSG continues its strong run in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup—made even more impressive by a dominant victory over none other than Real Madrid. Luis Enrique, the mastermind behind this team, has repeated an achievement he once accomplished years ago with Lionel Messi at Barcelona.
Nearly ten years have passed between the two events—back in 2015, while managing Barcelona, the now-PSG head coach also defeated his longtime rival with a 4-0 scoreline.
In that historic match where Messi came off the bench in the second half, goals from Luis Suarez, Neymar, and Andres Iniesta sealed a dream victory for the Cules.
Today, in a different competition but against the same rival, he once again pulled off the feat of thrashing one of the best teams on the planet. Fabian Ruiz scored twice, while Ousmane Dembele and Goncalo Ramos added goals—Ramos sealing the result in the closing minutes.
In doing so, Luis Enrique becomes one of the few coaches to defeat Real Madrid 4-0 with two different teams over the course of his career. Could he repeat the feat in the future with yet another club?
Another final for Luis Enrique
After the final whistle at MetLife Stadium, Paris Saint-Germain secured yet another final this year, once again with Luis Enrique leading the way from the sidelines.
On May 31, in a match that was practically one-sided, the French side crushed Inter Milan 5-0 in the final of the most recent UEFA Champions League.
Next weekend, we will finally find out who will be crowned the first-ever FIFA Club World Cup champion. It won’t be easy for PSG, as they will face Chelsea—a team that has also rightfully earned its place in this decisive match.
An icon at FC Barcelona
Luis Enrique’s time at FC Barcelona was nothing short of glorious, leaving a lasting impression since his arrival. He built a solid team and continued the legacy that defines this iconic institution.
Three years in charge of the first team were enough for Luis Enrique to secure two La Liga titles, three Copa del Rey trophies, one Supercopa, one UEFA Champions League, one UEFA Super Cup, and a FIFA Club World Cup.
From: bolavip.com
