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Luis Enrique

Spanish footballer and manager · Spain · Footballers · Born 1970 · age 56

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The manager who delivered Barcelona's treble in 2015 and then broke PSG's decades-long curse by winning their first Champions League - twice in a row - after walking away from Spain's national team mid-cycle for reasons that turned out to be family tragedy.

A life in dates

2000Asturias autonomous football teamClub1996Fc BarcelonaClub1996-20041991Real Madrid Club de FútbolClub1991-1996Spain men's national football teamClub1991-2002Spain national under-23 football teamClub1991-19921990Spain national under-21 association football teamClub1990-19911989Sporting de GijónClub1989-19911988Sporting de Gijón BClub1988-19901970Born8 May 1970

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Asturias autonomous football team2000-2000
Fc Barcelona1996-2004
Real Madrid Club de Fútbol1991-1996
Spain national under-23 football team1991-1992
Spain men's national football team1991-2002
Spain national under-21 association football team1990-1991
Sporting de Gijón1989-1991
Sporting de Gijón B1988-1990

Career record

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2000-200010
1996-200420773
1991-199615715
1991-1992143
1991-20026212
1990-199150
1989-19913615
1988-1990275

About this person

Luis Enrique Martínez García was born 8 May 1970 and spent thirteen years as a versatile midfielder-forward, capable of several positions and known for stamina and a sharp temperament. Starting at Sporting de Gijón in 1991, he played for both Real Madrid and Barcelona through 2004, totaling 558 official games and 144 goals, and appeared for Spain at three World Cups and Euro 1996. He moved into management in 2008 with Barcelona B, then Roma, then Celta in 2013-14 before returning to Barcelona: treble in his first season, double in his second. Appointed Spain head coach in 2018, he resigned in 2019 for family reasons, reassumed the role later that year, and led the team to the Euro 2020 semi-finals and second place in the 2020-21 Nations League before stepping down after the 2022 World Cup. In July 2023 he joined Paris Saint-Germain, winning three trophies in his first season and four in his second - including PSG's first-ever Champions League - then retaining it the following campaign.

Country
Spain
Category
Footballers
Type
Football / Soccer Player
Status
living
Dates
Born 1970 · age 56

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