Coach Luis Enrique of Paris Saint-Germain is the only manager in history to win more UEFA Champions League medals. This comes after PSG’s victory against Arsenal in Saturday’s Champions League final.
Enrique led the Parisians to a repeat Champions League victory in Budapest on Saturday. The match finished in a 1-1 draw after 120 minutes, but Enrique’s team won in the penalty shootout.
After Gunners’ Kai Havertz put them ahead in the first half, the French Ligue 1 winners’ Ousmane Dembele scored the equaliser in the second.
With PSG’s triumph over the Premier League winners, however, Enrique is now second in Champions League trophy history, behind only Carlo Ancelotti of Brazil.
While Enrique has won it three times (once at PSG and twice at Barcelona), the Italian has won it five times while playing for Real Madrid and AC Milan.
Furthermore, with 63.3% of his managers’ games in the Champions League played, Enrique has the best victory percentage of any manager with 50 or more games played.