Luis Enrique has climbed to the top of the Ligain table with Paris Saint-Germain and matched a club milestone for victories, SO FOOT.com reported. The Spanish manager secured his 126th win at the helm of the French capital club following a victory against Lyon, drawing level with Laurent Blanc for the most managerial triumphs in PSG history according to Opta data.

The milestone arrived during a broader period of recognition for Spanish figures within French football, with PSG also collecting the award for the season’s best team. Rather than dwelling on records or the team’s status as reigning European champions, Enrique turned his attention toward the club’s younger prospects during his remarks after the match.

Trusting Youth and Academy Titis

Addressing his selection choices and player management, Enrique emphasized the high level of internal competition at the club. He singled out Ndjantou, describing the prospect as a high-performance machine ready for top-flight action.

“It’s difficult to talk to a player who doesn’t play, because there is no reason,” Enrique said. “We aren’t double European champions if the team is weak. The competition is very strong. Ndjantou, for instance, is a Formula 1, he’s a machine! For us, as a club, the Titis are important. They have shown they deserve playing time. We will make sure to give them some.”

Chasing a Historic European Three-Peat

Beyond domestic milestones, Enrique has challenged his squad to achieve a feat in continental play: matching Real Madrid by winning three consecutive UEFA Champions League titles, as detailed by rdcsport.cd. Having taken charge at the Parc des Princes in July 2023, the 56-year-old manager has already guided Paris Saint-Germain to two consecutive European crowns and three Ligue 1 titles.

Despite establishing continental dominance, Enrique dismissed the external label of being tournament favorites when speaking after a 4-2 victory against Barcelona, pointing instead to the long road ahead in the competition. “The pressure of status, I don’t care about it. I haven’t seen anyone say that PSG is favorite. This match is not decisive; it will be in April,” Enrique said, according to Maxifoot. He added that the club faces stiff competition from established European heavyweights such as Manchester City and Barcelona.

Enrique Seeks Consistent Success After Signing Contract Extension

Having recently signed a contract extension keeping him at the club until 2030, Enrique acknowledged that his long-term commitment brings heightened expectations to continually secure silverware. The manager noted that the primary objective since his arrival was to cement the club’s place in history through consistent success on the European stage.

Paris Saint-Germain continues its demanding European campaign with an upcoming fixture against Villarreal scheduled for November 3, 2026, following earlier high-profile autumn encounters against Manchester City and Barcelona.