Not yet named but already eagerly awaited, Luis Enrique is known to be an atypical coach. He also wants to take care of the heads, and there may be a need for that at PSG.
After more than 10 years of copious investment, the Paris SG QSI version has still not managed to shine in Europe. A final during the year of the Covid, and that’s all there is to be positive in the Champions League for a club which has offered itself the biggest stars of the round ball. It has already been mentioned in the past, managing to build a club and a team to go to the end of the Champions League is not done in a snap. Chelsea and Manchester City have also taken more than a decade to get there, and the culture of winning, the psychological approach, the pressure, are elements to be managed.
Luis Enrique ready to heal heads at PSG
This is one of the points on which Luis Enrique could insist when he is in charge of Paris SG. According to Le Parisien, it is not excluded that the Spanish coach comes with at least one psychologist to deal with this often underestimated part with his group. The former La Roja coach attaches great importance to the approach to matches, to psychological well-being, and believes that this can help PSG to solve some of their problems. ” In his staff, he has almost always been able to count on Joaquin Valdés, a sports psychologist precisely. “His role here allows us to know what message we want to give, what button we have to press depending on what we need,” Enrique said of Valdes. We will soon see more clearly who accompanies him to Paris “, explains Benjamin Quarez, the journalist of Parisian.
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In recent years, it is not uncommon to see the capital club liquefy when the high-stakes matches, on which the whole season is played, arrive. Luis Enrique, who was the coach of Barça’s “comeback” against PSG, knows something about it, as the fact of falling back and conceding three goals in less than 10 minutes while qualification was reaching out to the Parisians, can also be explained by what is going on in people’s heads. Against Manchester United, then against Real Madrid, the collapse of Parisian stars has often surprised, in an area that is sometimes still taboo in the world of football and sport in general.
