Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League title with a victory over Arsenal in the final, securing back-to-back championships. PSG manager Luis Enrique has now joined Zinedine Zidane as the only managers to win consecutive Champions League titles in the modern era.
Luis Enrique became only the fifth manager to win three European Cups, according to France24. The Spanish coach achieved this milestone as PSG prevailed in what was described as a tight final against Arsenal.
The victory marks PSG's retention of the Champions League title. Luis Enrique described the win as "even bigger" than the previous championship, according to France24.
With this achievement, Luis Enrique's name now appears alongside Zinedine Zidane in the record books for consecutive Champions League titles won in the modern era. CBS Sports reported that the PSG boss has secured his place among elite company with the back-to-back titles.
The final against Arsenal concluded with PSG emerging victorious, adding another European Cup to the club's achievements. The match was characterized as a closely contested affair by France24's coverage.
This Champions League title represents continued success for PSG under Luis Enrique's management. The Spanish coach's three European Cup victories place him in an exclusive group of managers who have reached that milestone.
The achievement adds to Luis Enrique's managerial legacy, with the consecutive Champions League titles marking a significant accomplishment in the competition's modern era.
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