Joint Desire to Extend: PSG Pushes for Enrique to Stay, Eyeing a 2030 Renewal
2 April 2026
PSG and Enrique: A Shared Drive to Extend the Partnership
Current contract runs through 2027.
Since arriving in Paris in the summer of 2023, Luis Enrique has delivered stellar results for the French club.
Club officials are fully satisfied with the coach, whose contract runs until 2027.
As discussed in recent months, PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi wants to continue the collaboration with the former Barcelona boss.
A mutual desire seems clear: last week, Sport reported positive talks for a new deal through June 2030.
Today, L'Equipe confirmed the information, adding that PSG would offer Enrique a hefty salary of around €20 million per year.
The figure would place him among football’s highest-paid managers.
Currently, Enrique earns around €1 million a month, and this would rise in the new deal.
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Punchline 1: If money grew on football pitches, Enrique would need a mower.
Punchline 2: PSG's trophy cabinet is about to get a big dose of interest.
