Luis Enrique’s Year of Glory: Five Trophies Secured, One More in Sight
In football, a manager’s legacy is often measured in trophies, but even among the most decorated coaches, few can claim to have achieved what Luis Enrique has — not once, but twice. In 2024, the Spanish mastermind has once again defied the odds, lifting five trophies in the span of a single calendar year, a rare feat that demands both tactical brilliance and relentless consistency.
This remarkable accomplishment instantly calls back memories of 2015, when Enrique’s FC Barcelona side stormed through Europe, securing a historic treble and adding two more trophies to complete one of the greatest seasons in club football history. That team — led by Messi, Suárez, and Neymar — was hailed as an unstoppable force, and now, nearly a decade later, Enrique has proven that his winning touch was no one-time wonder.
Now steering Paris Saint-Germain, Enrique has instilled a new identity in the French champions. Known for his meticulous preparation and fearless in-game adjustments, he has transformed PSG from a star-studded collection of individuals into a unified, relentless machine. Each trophy lifted this year has been more than a medal — it’s been a testament to the manager’s ability to blend tactical discipline with creative freedom, unlocking the very best from his players.
The 2024 Trophy Run:
- Domestic League: Clinched with weeks to spare, thanks to a dominant run of form and record-breaking attacking stats.
- Domestic Cup: Navigated intense knockout battles with calm precision.
- Super Cup: Outclassed rivals with a statement victory that set the tone for the season.
- Continental Triumph: Proved that PSG could conquer Europe without faltering under pressure.
- Another Prestigious Title: Sealed with tactical masterstrokes and ice-cold finishing in the final.
And yet, the year’s story remains unfinished. This December, PSG will step onto the global stage for the Intercontinental Cup, where Enrique could secure his sixth piece of silverware in a single year — a record-breaking exclamation point on an already glittering chapter of his career.
For Enrique, this isn’t just about personal accolades; it’s about etching PSG’s name into football history and proving that dominance can be sustained across borders, leagues, and generations.
From Barcelona’s treble-winning nights to Paris’s glittering celebrations, one truth is clear — wherever Luis Enrique goes, history tends to follow. And right now, history is only one more match away from being made.