Luis Enrique Declares PSG's Ambition To Conquer The Footballing World After Treble Victory

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Paris Saint-Germain's recent triumph in the Champions League has set the stage for their ambitious plans to dominate global football. Under Luis Enrique's leadership, PSG achieved a historic 5-0 victory against Inter in Munich, marking their first European title. This win also made Enrique the second coach to secure a treble with two different clubs, joining Pep Guardiola in this achievement.

Enrique expressed his aspirations for PSG to become a leading force in world football. "On my first day at PSG, when my French was even worse than it is now, I said my ultimate goal was to fill the trophy cabinet," he stated. "The only trophy that was missing was the Champions League, and here we are. We ticked that box, we were ambitious and we will continue to try to conquer the footballing world."

In the 2024-25 season, PSG has demonstrated remarkable offensive capabilities. They have scored 152 goals, second only to Barcelona's 174 among teams in Europe's top five leagues. The team also leads in expected goals (145.7), non-penalty xG (137), shots (1,097), shots on target (458), and big chances (288).

Their recent success has been attributed to standout performances from players like Achraf Hakimi, Desire Doue, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Senny Mayulu. These players were instrumental in securing their decisive victory over Inter.

Looking ahead, PSG will focus on the Club World Cup. They are set to face Atletico Madrid, Botafogo, and Seattle Sounders in the group stage. This tournament presents an opportunity for PSG to further establish their dominance on a global scale.

Luis Enrique is now one of only six coaches who have won the Champions League with two different teams. His achievements have brought renewed hope and excitement to PSG fans worldwide.

The support from fans has been crucial for PSG's success. "It's great when you can make people you don't know happy," Enrique remarked about their supporters' role as the "12th man" on the pitch.

As they prepare for future challenges, PSG remains committed to maintaining their competitive edge and continuing their pursuit of footballing excellence on all fronts.