Luis Enrique has just surpassed PSG's record of victories, becoming the most successful manager in the history of the Parisian club. After the dominant 5‑1 victory over LeHavre, the Spanish coach reached his 127th triumph in 188 matches, surpassing Laurent Blanc who had achieved 126 victories in 173 matches between 2013 and 2016. Luis Fernández remains in third place in the rankings, with 125 victories in 244 matches.
The new record comes at a time of great success for PSG under the guidance of Luis Enrique, who was appointed manager in 2023. In his first year he has already led the club to win the first two Champions Leagues in its history, as well as numerous domestic trophies. The victory against LeHavre, which consolidated PSG's position in the standings, was the latest confirmation of its effectiveness on the pitch.
After the match, the coach expressed his satisfaction with the path he has undertaken with the team. "It means being lucky enough to coach players of this level, to be in such a club and to work together with a sporting management with which we share everything. I am very happy to be here," he declared. He also joked about his relationship with the players, stating: "How lucky are the players to have me? I don't know if they think so (laughs), because I'm very demanding and I will continue to be so. It's what the fans and the club deserve."
Luis Enrique's record was achieved in 188 matches, with a higher winning percentage than Blanc and Fernández. His tactical approach and ability to motivate the team have led PSG to a period of dominance in both France and Europe. With this new achievement, the Spanish coach confirms himself as one of the most important protagonists in the club's recent history.
Going forward, PSG will continue to aim for national and international titles, with Luis Enrique aiming to consolidate his position as the most successful manager in the club's history. The next goal remains winning further European trophies as the team aims to maintain its dominant position in Ligue1.