Luis Enrique tired of Ballon d'Or debates ahead of Manchester City clash
Ahead of the Paris Saint-Germain vs Manchester City match, Luis Enrique expressed his weariness with the Ballon d'Or discussions, according to Le Parisien and RMC Sport.
Paris Saint-Germain manager Luis Enrique has expressed his exasperation with the recurring debates over the Ballon d'Or. "I am tired of the Ballon d'Or," he said, according to Le Parisien and RMC Sport. The Spanish coach said he was "tired" and "exasperated" by these discussions, as also reported by Maxifoot.
A loaded context at PSG
This statement comes as the Parisian club counts 10 representatives among the 30 nominees for the 2026 Ballon d'Or, according to Maxifoot. Players such as Ousmane Dembélé or Fabian figure among the serious candidates, which fuels media speculation. Luis Enrique, for his part, visibly prefers to focus on the sporting fixture.
The clash against Manchester City in sight
Paris Saint-Germain face Manchester City, a major appointment in the European competition. The Parisian coach seems to want to refocus attention on this match, far from individuals and awards. His remarks, reported by several French and international media, show his annoyance at what he considers distractions.
A shared stance?
The Brazilian press, via Placar, has also picked up his criticisms, confirming the reach of his message. Luis Enrique did not elaborate further, but his tone reflects a desire to protect his group ahead of a decisive clash.
