Paris Saint-Germain officially confirmed on Friday that head coach Luis Enrique and five members of his squad have signed new deals, just before kick-off in their high-profile match against AS Monaco.
After beginning the 2026-27 season in the final year of his previous contract, the Spanish coach has now extended his stay with PSG until 2030. The new agreement is a fitting reward for Enrique, who has already secured legendary status at the club after guiding the team to the first two UEFA Champions League titles in its history.
Among the key figures in Les Rouge et Bleu’s two successful recent campaigns, Fabián Ruiz (30), Willian Pacho (24) and João Neves (21) have also prolonged their time in Paris. Ruiz has extended his contract until 2028, while his two team-mates are now tied down until 2031.
Though they are not regular starters, Senny Mayulu (20) and Lucas Beraldo (22) remain important parts of the PSG squad. Both players have also committed their futures to the reigning French champions, with their new contracts running until 2031.
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