While Paris Saint-Germain successfully sails under the leadership of Luis Enrique, collecting the fruits of a controlled season and potentially targeting several major trophies including the Champions League, information from abroad could throw a shadow on this idyllic table.
The Spanish coach, who knew how to impose his paw and seduce observers as Parisian supporters by his management and the quality of game offered, would be on the tablets of an ambitious federation. A leading national selection would seriously plan to attach its services for a major project, enough to give some cold sweats to PSG leaders and fans.
Could PSG lose Luis Enrique?
This selection which strongly appreciates the profile of the Asturian is none other than Morocco. According to the Moroccan media Soccer212, the president of the Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF), Fouzi Lekjaa, would have long been admiring the PSG coach. The idea of recruiting it would have even been mentioned last year. The plan would now be more precise: if the current Walid Regragui coach were to fail during the next African Cup of Nations, organized at home by Morocco, the FRMF could go to the offensive to install Luis Enrique on the atlas lions bench for the 2026 World Cup. Irony of the spell, it was this same Morocco which had ended the adventure of Enrique with the Spanish selection in the World 2022.
Should PSG worry about Luis Enrique?
Although this Moroccan interest seems credible, a departure from Luis Enrique from PSG in the short or medium term seems today very hypothetical. The Spanish coach seems to be fully invested in his Parisian project, which is gaining momentum and offers him successful prospects at the highest European level. It is difficult to imagine to slam the door while his work is bearing fruit. However, the appeal of a coach position, which he has already held with Spain, and the challenge proposed by a rising nation like Morocco, future co-organizer of the World Cup, could potentially make it think.
Even if the scenario of a departure remains distant and conditioned to a failure of Regragui at CAN, this information has something to worry about Parisian supporters. For once they hold a coach who is almost unanimous and obtains convincing results, the interest of an ambitious selection like Morocco reminds that high -level technicians are always coveted. PSG will undoubtedly have to remain vigilant, because even a simple approach could disrupt current serenity around its star coach.
