# PSG Extend Luis Enrique’s Contract Through 2030
Paris Saint-Germain have extended Luis Enrique’s contract through 2030, securing the long-term future of the coach who has led the club to unprecedented success in Europe. The announcement was made before Friday’s Ligue 1 match against Monaco at the Parc des Princes, with the Spaniard’s previous agreement due to expire at the end of the season.
Luis Enrique arrived in Paris in July 2023 after managing Barcelona and the Spain national team. Since then, he has transformed PSG into the dominant force in French football and one of the leading teams in Europe.
Under his leadership, PSG have won back-to-back Champions League titles. They claimed their first European crown with a 5–0 victory over Inter Milan in the 2025 final before defending the trophy against Arsenal on penalties in May. The club have also won three Ligue 1 titles and two French Cups during his tenure.
The renewal means Luis Enrique is scheduled to complete seven seasons in charge of PSG, which would make him the longest-serving coach in the club’s history.
## Core Players Also Renew
PSG announced a series of player extensions alongside the head coach’s new agreement. João Neves, Willian Pacho, Lucas Beraldo and Senny Mayulu have all signed contracts running until 2031.
Fabian Ruiz has extended his stay until 2028, with an option for an additional year. The Spanish midfielder has become an important part of Luis Enrique’s midfield structure and remains one of the senior figures in the squad.
The new deals underline PSG’s intention to maintain continuity rather than rely solely on major transfer-market additions. Neves and Pacho have already established themselves as important first-team players, while Beraldo and Mayulu represent the club’s investment in younger talent.
Neves has made 100 appearances for PSG since joining from Benfica in 2024, while Pacho has played 105 times since his arrival from Eintracht Frankfurt in the same year.
## Long-Term Project
The contract announcements reinforce PSG’s broader sporting strategy. The club is tying its leading players to long-term agreements while retaining the coach responsible for their tactical development.
PSG president Nasser al-Khelaifi said the renewals reflected a shared vision for the club’s future.
> “They represent the present and the future of our club’s project.”
That message was reflected in the presentation at the Parc des Princes, where Luis Enrique appeared alongside Neves, Pacho, Ruiz and Mayulu after the deals were confirmed.
The timing was significant. PSG are the reigning European champions and entered the new Ligue 1 campaign with expectations of competing for every major trophy again. Keeping Luis Enrique in place through 2030 gives the club a stable technical foundation as it seeks to extend its domestic dominance and remain at the top of European football.
For Luis Enrique, the renewal provides the opportunity to continue developing a team built around collective structure, technical quality and tactical flexibility. For PSG, it represents a commitment to the coach and the young core that have carried the club into its most successful period.
