Luis Enrique is once again on everyone’s lips with his documentary series, this time for some incendiary statements about Barcelona’s way of playing Xavi Hernandez last season. The Asturian coach faced his former team PSG in the last quarter-finals of the Champions League. A duel where the French qualified for the round, leaving the culé team behind.
“Barça are not a dominant team and they are not a good team defensively. They have no defensive quality. They play with the ball. Ter Stegen He broke the record for long passes. “They play like Eibar,” he said. Luis Enrique about him Barcelona by Xavi in his documentary series.
“You Have No Fucking Idea” is the name of the documentary that will be broadcast MovistarPlus from September 30 on the figure of Luis Enrique. One of the topics covered in this series is last season’s duel between Barcelona and PSG in the quarter-finals of the Champions League.
He Paris Saint-Germain ended up qualifying for the round after returning from the draw at the Olympic Stadium in Montjuic. During the documentary, we can see that the media attention of this duel was focused on the coaches: Xavi Hernandez and Luis Enrique. The Asturian coach appears analyzing his rival, with a harsh criticism of the game of the Culé team last season.
Luis Enrique talks about Barcelona
“The match against Barça was horrible, I’m sorry. Everything emotional came together, coming home was a joy, but coming home against the club that has given me the most as a player and as a coach… A horrible feeling for me, for my children and my wife,” he comments. Luis Enrique. And PSG eliminated the Barça team after its victory in Montjuic 1-4.
“I hope I don’t play again this season (against Barcelona). My mother! I can’t imagine a final against Barça, no! It would be like a sugar cube, I think. “I hope that doesn’t happen,” added the Asturian coach about a possible confrontation this season against Barcelona in Champions League.
“We deserved more in the first leg and we lost and there was a lot of criticism against me that ended up reaching my family too. But my relationship with Barcelona is unique. “I feel very loved by the club and the fans,” he recalls about the match against Barça. And Luis Enrique talks about the Champions League itself: “The illusion of winning the Champions League for PSG absorbs you and eats away at you.”
