Luis Enrique has joined the list of managers with the most major European trophies after leading Paris Saint-Germain to win the UEFA Super Cup against Aston Villa.
The Parisian club defeated its English rival 2-1, thanks to goals from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Désiré Doué, retaining the title they won in the previous edition against Tottenham.
The coronation carried special significance for Enrique, as he raised his tally to 6 European titles during his managerial career, consisting of 3 UEFA Champions League titles and 3 UEFA Super Cups.
The Spanish coach won two European titles with Barcelona in 2015, when he won the Champions League against Juventus, before winning the UEFA Super Cup against Sevilla.
Enrique added 4 more titles with Paris Saint-Germain in 2025 and 2026, after leading the team to win the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Super Cup in two consecutive seasons.
With this tally, Enrique equaled the historic duo Sir Alex Ferguson and Giovanni Trapattoni on the list of managers with the most major European trophies, continuing his rise among the most prominent managers in the continent’s history.
The Paris manager boasts a perfect record in European club finals, having reached 6 finals and won the title in all of them, making his motto clear on decisive nights: he reaches the final… and returns with the cup.
