Luis Enrique becomes PSG's most winning manager after 5-1 thrashing of Le Havre

PSG crushed Le Havre 5-1 at Stade Océane today, and the result writes Luis Enrique into the club's history books. The 56-year-old Spaniard now holds the record for most wins by a PSG manager—127 victories in 188 games—according to Fabrizio Romano.

Enrique took over in 2023 after stints with Spain and Barcelona. Since then, he's delivered back-to-back Ligue 1 titles and Champions League trophies, per the report. The Le Havre demolition—played Friday—extends a run that has made PSG virtually untouchable domestically and increasingly formidable in Europe.

For Nigerian fans tracking the European game, this cements Enrique's reputation as one of the most effective managers in modern football. His win percentage (67.5%) at PSG outperforms legends like Emery, Tuchel, and Pochettino.

The Spaniard's system—high press, positional fluidity, ruthless finishing—has turned PSG into a machine. Le Havre never stood a chance.

With the league all but wrapped up by December and another Champions League run looming, the question isn't whether Enrique will add more silverware. It's whether any French side can build a squad capable of stopping this PSG juggernaut.

SOURCE: https://dailypost.ng/2026/10/31/ligue-1-luis-enrique-makes-history-after-psg-thrashed-le-havre/