Softfootball can confirm that Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has agreed a three-year contract extension that will keep him at the club until June 2030.
The Spaniard, 56, has enjoyed an exceptional spell in charge of the French champions since taking over in July 2023, guiding PSG to back-to-back Champions League triumphs and three Ligue 1 titles.
Enrique’s previous contract was due to expire at the end of the current season, but PSG have now moved decisively to secure the manager’s long-term future following his remarkable success in the French capital.
The announcement came shortly before PSG’s Ligue 1 meeting with Monaco, with the club surprising supporters by confirming a series of contract renewals across the squad on social media.
Alongside Enrique, PSG quartet João Neves, Willian Pacho, Lucas Beraldo and Senny Mayulu have all signed extensions to their playing contracts that will keep them at the club until 2031.
Midfielder Fabián Ruiz has also committed his future to the Parisian giants, agreeing a new contract that will run until 2028.
The decisions reflect PSG’s intention to maintain the core of a squad that has delivered historic success under Enrique while continuing to build a team capable of competing for major honours domestically and in Europe.
Enrique has transformed PSG since his arrival, with the club now firmly established among Europe’s elite following their recent Champions League success. His new agreement ensures that he will remain at the centre of the club’s sporting project for the next several seasons.
The contract announcement also comes at an interesting moment for Enrique personally, with the PSG boss recently entering the debate surrounding the 2026 Ballon d’Or.
Softfootball previously reported that Enrique has boldly declared that the prestigious individual award should be won by a player from his PSG squad.
Speaking at a press conference, the Spanish manager made it clear that he believes one of his players has done enough to claim football’s most prestigious individual prize.
The comments have added another dimension to an already fiercely contested Ballon d’Or race, with the ceremony expected to take place in October and several leading candidates attracting attention.
For PSG, however, the contract renewals represent a broader statement of intent.
By extending Enrique until 2030 and tying Neves, Pacho, Beraldo and Mayulu to the club until 2031, while also securing Ruiz until 2028, PSG have demonstrated their desire to maintain continuity after a period of unprecedented success.
Enrique’s new contract is particularly significant given what he has achieved since arriving in Paris. With three Ligue 1 titles and consecutive Champions League trophies already secured, the Spaniard now has the opportunity to further cement his legacy at the club.
PSG have clearly decided that the best way forward is to keep the manager and several key members of his squad together for the long term.
