PSG are reportedly very close to making an agreement with Luis Enrique to take over a coach. The former Spanish National Team coach, who has been out of work since the Qatar World Cup, will replace Christophe Galtier.
PSG is still struggling to choose the person who will replace Christophe Galtier in the club's dugout. The chosen one, after several weeks of attempts with different coaches, appears to be Luis Enrique.
First reported by 'L'Equipe' and then 'Le Parisien', the outlets claim that the former coach of the Spanish National Team is the person most liked by Qatar to take charge of the squad.
The agreement between the two parties is close, but has not been signed yet, which will further delay his assumption of his position. Galtier is also yet to be announced as dismissed by the club, although it has been reported for a while now that all that remains for his departure is the negotiation of his severance pay.
This will be Enrique's first coaching job since he did not renew his contract with Spain following the Qatar World Cup.