Luis Enrique wrote his name into the history books on Friday by becoming the manager with the most victories in Paris Saint- Germain history, following a commanding 5-1 triumph against Le Havre in the French top flight.
Guiding his squad away from home at the Stade Océane, the Spanish coach oversaw a dominant display that sealed the record-breaking milestone for the Parisian outfit.
According to prominent football journalist Fabrizio Romano, this latest success elevates the 56-year-old manager's record to 127 wins across 188 matches since taking charge of the club.
What led to this historic milestone?
Enrique took over the managerial reins at Parc des Princes in 2023, bringing with him a wealth of high-profile experience from previous stints coaching both FC Barcelona and the Spain national football team.
Since his arrival in the French capital, the former midfielder has enjoyed an immensely trophy-laden tenure, steering the club to consecutive Ligue 1 league crowns alongside prestigious UEFA Champions League triumphs.
His latest tactical achievement further cements his legacy at the club, showcasing sustained domestic and European dominance as PSG continues to set unprecedented standards under his leadership.
